Honestly being only an hour away is pretty ideal to be able to slowly transition to full hands-off operation through automations and having local contacts for on-site work, just gotta start testing things out and see what works best!

When I transition a warehouse/NNN property, I spend maybe 5-10 hours a week for 2 months.  

It's very smooth for calling, texting, uploading documents, scheduling appointments, email and calendar integration, reporting on income and KPIs, etc.

I started by flipping properties here in Saint Petersburg and then transitioned into other strategies.

Plus the building itself must show receivables as a business or in rents to underwrite the NOI of the business, Rent rolls, and occupancy ratio if rentedHave you thought about starting small and simply buying some single family homes or 2-4 units and transition into commercial? 

Hi All - I have worked in banking for much of my career but would like to possibly transition to a role in property management or facility operations. 

As an investor that is WAY too early and extremely complicated to achieve the transition to a Title.If you guys need a call with me to clarify anything let´s share a virtual coffee (or beer, depending on time) and talk some Real Estate.

After graduating college with a degree in both marketing and finance I transitioned to the lending side of the real estate industry.

Short order, no one really knows, but we all know the government won't be able to implement smoothly.

Given your background, especially with your general contractor's license and hands-on experience with rehabs, transitioning more into real estate seems like a natural progression.Here are a few thoughts:Potential of Real Estate vs.