Yes, rental agreement and golf cart waiver

You can't swing a sack of potatoes here without hitting someone that is a landlord.

@Jesse Cote there turning the green meadow golf course into  a 200,000 sq for Amazon distribution center

Don't bet on massive appreciation but feel good  about no major swings to the downside either. 

I spent summers in Fortuna golfing for a couple years, and loved it.

The "one person can make a difference" is similar to the concept that voting makes a difference - if you are not in a swing state, your vote is meaningless.

As for the time I've never measured it, however if I get the desired level of profits it'll be a moot point, especially since I won't be swinging hammers or paint brushes.

Agreed with Rich...The one exception being when I used to play poker very seriously (and had some significant reported winnings)...I'd pay taxes on those at the time of the winnings, as the swings could be large and there was no guarantee that the funds would be liquid on April 15.

Of course, if all 230 properties properly cash flow, I'm sure quite a few can be paid off each month with enough cash left over for a round or two of golf at the country club while the office staff handles the day to day affairs.Just so you know, a friend of a friend (but this is a true story) owns over 5,000.

We are also not afraid to get dirty if you need any help swinging a hammer or Bethany is well versed in QuickBooks and print marketing if you need a helping hand.