Likewise, as Troy mentioned, on move-out.A moving fee is anti-tenant compared to a security deposit.  

Hypothetical exercise:You've been tasked with constructing new homes in an area where the media income is $25k/year.20% of the market will pay rents of $470/month. 20% will pay $870/mo. 60% will pay $670/mo.4,000 to 6,000 sq ft lots cost $4,500Land development costs $1k.In addition to rent, you plan to install and own solar panels on tenants' roofs.

To be most diligent, I use Asana to create tasks for myself.

Even though I understand certain aspects of other jobs and tasks and could do them well it's not the best use of my time.

If you are 5 or 6 phases behind, I would choose the tasks that are most important for you in the missed phases and try to knock them out quickly until you're caught up.Originally posted by @Alicia Marks:If someone is starting later in the Freak Phases you share in your book, do they just start at the beginning, or pick up where they are age wise? 

HI Craig, I feel your pain, I am in a similar boat, I have a plan in my head and I am trying to make progress, I do tasks that move the needle but never do the big tasks that matter.

Property owners and property managers alike have much more free time during a long-term lease, although property managers can take a lot of tasks off property owners' plates in short and long-term leases alike.Property ManagementWith frequent turnover comes frequent cleanings - and repairs.

I find property managers charge 6% to 8% for their basic management tasks and charge additional for handling maintenance, advertising and signing leases.

If you could save copies to your computer and print later, the task would be easier. 

Assuming we don't find any big disasters, we will move forward with the purchase and use these inspection findings as a task list.Market rent is probably $1500/mo and it should rent easily.