As my portfolio grows and general life is getting busier, I am looking for some ways to deal with some of the more mundane/routine tasks.

For example, my electrician, plumber, HVAC guys, well guys, and so on will not be doing task that my handymen can do.

With that said, given how harsh the anti-landlord laws in the city seem to be, having a higher volume of tenants seems scary with only one unit.

However, it is not a small task in the slightest.

Not a simple task as HDC suggests.I have written every lawmaker I could to amend this ordinance, I urge all to do the same.

Even trying to do the BRRRR is hard and takes a lot more work to find the right deal. unless i do the work myself which i am willing to.I am young and quite new to the REI space but for the last several years i have consumed RE knowledge daily thru a couple trusted sources. i understand what im trying to do is definitely no easy task but with immigrant parents i was raised to work hard so i will adapt to whatever is necessary.

In my case I love the feature of using cleaning tasks for each project, it is a pretty good way to ensure that all your specific needs will be complete.

Staff may ask two questions: (1) is the dog a service animal required because of a disability, and (2) what work or task has the dog been trained to perform.

My opinion is to not engage a GC, but rather work directly with any service providers that are needed for certain tasks.

Currently, I've been outsourcing this task, but due to some recent success with helping people close on houses, I want to reinvest my earnings in a company or individual who can handle this for me.Specifically, I'm looking for a small business that could benefit from some financial backing to expand their operations.