The way I finally found success was through repetition and then building systems as you repeat to help you scale...

As with most PUDs, the developer handed things over to a management company who immediately started a $400/month assessment once the final unit in the development was sold. 

I went down stairs to finalize our lease. 

Ask to see the approved final site plan for the first phase.

Today was the final straw for me as I have come to realize you can not get a transaction report that shows a breakdown of deposits so I can show proof of rents received to my lenders.

(One went with another manager eventually, and the property is listed for $400/month less than we listed it, and the other finally got rented to a solo professional.)

Remember last summer when mortgage rates briefly dipped, and it looked like more homeowners might finally list their properties?

I finally fired them and my property is SOOOO much better.

Towards the end of the year I was down to my last couple of grand until I had finally seen the results of my prospecting throughout the year.

💭 Final ThoughtsWhen your financial advisor pushes back on your real estate investments, remember this: You're not just "buying a house" - you're investing in an income-producing asset, just like buying shares in a dividend-paying company.