Barrier of entry is very low for Realtors, when compared to other professions, in my state... maybe the lowest of professions especially when considering the amount of capital investment they are influencing.

The initial lease should have provided for some entry with notice for showing.

It is a lower barrier of entry for most.

I have a good make here in LA however the barrier to entry is quite expensive.

Entry point is super approachable at 60-80k and insurance is only about 1-1.2% of purchase price.

I used jason saphire at entry only dot  com.

Typically I install laminate through living rooms, bedrooms and common areas, tile in the bathrooms and mud room/entry foyers.

The low price point for entry is appealing to many starters but as of right now you won't see a ton of appreciation to go along with the solid cash flows.

Looking forward to discussing and learning from all of you.Cleveland is one of the best rental markets and the most popular for investors because of high rental demand and low cost of entry, property prices are pretty inexpensive here.

@Ben Feder,If the units have separate electric meters, it's simple to have the tenants put the account in their names.If the units do NOT have separate meters, you can get your electrician to install new service entry panels, trace all wiring and make sure the apartments have no co-mingled circuits.