This summer, see if you can get in with a property management  company running errands and doing some of the dull office tasks.

You just have to be careful how you assign and manage tasks.

I am a strong believer in the city and fundamentals and will be buying in the market this year because the long-term growth of this city is undeniable.

Down time to reflect on the business is undervalued, and critical for continued growth.

@Cole Brunet congratulations, not a small task with all of the time required to achieve and maintain the state license!

@Scot Poore very little new supply in the area, year over year rent growth has been phenomenal, will be interested in seeing how the submarket responds to the virus when it comes to delinquency.

The bottom of our economic pile should not be the payer of last resort - we all should share that pain equally in relation to our ability to pay Mary in all my 4 decades of doing real estate i have NEVER seen ad valrum tax's delayed or postponed.. the only way i have seen those is in redevelopment areas where the state or city or county wants to encourage growth..

Finding the line between a top firm ($$$) and somebody with low expertise is a difficult task for newer investors, without significant early cash flow.

I've just translated it into real estate and from experience this will work far better then multi tasking or choosing multiple strategies to "speed up the process". 

What tasks I can do now to help me start on the right foot.