For single tenant net lease that is absolute NNN then yes an owner typically does nothing.For MTNL -multi tenant net lease then even though in many cases absolute NNN with base plus CAM you still gave to look out for CAM caps and large Capex expenses the owner would usually pay upfront and try to recover over time.For instance if you are buying a center looking at roof and parking lot are 2 big ones.

I feel the question is one often unanswered and is one that is applicable to a large majority of new investors.  

They are a great service to use once you really get going with a large number leads.

If you have to use hard money to buy the place, plus utilities, this could be $1000/month out of your pocket till the project is finished.There are so many moving parts to this game, I keep thinking of other small (or large) details. 

I’m not blind to the fact that he’s got a huge mountain to scale.  

I’ve also gotten into watching Kris Krohn videos, and not speaking into the hype of large upfront costs of becoming part of his team or network, but in the HELOC method that he discusses.

In order to find enough deals to scale a buy and hold real estate I would most likely need to explore surrounding towns, say 20-30 miles between.

My problem is that beggars can't be choosers and it doesn't seem like a smart move to wait several years to save my first large DP.

It's a large duplex in a good school district but needed a little work to make it look less dated.

Hey,I've got a lot of advice for scaling your airbnb business however here's a short video on automation.Good luck!