With COVID-19 locking down Chicago, I've been transitioning my focus onto improving operational aspect of my RE portfolio.Items currently underway:a.

At least they are consistent at paying the late fee... 

So by having an agent, I earn money during all the hours I would have spent coordinating all the other aspects of the deal, and get her experience and insight as well. 

B:The contractor will be responsible for the timely completion of work consistent with the time limits set out, subject to any variations due to but not limited to permit acquisition, permitting authority inspections, material availability, weather delays, change orders or other delays beyond the contractors control, where the date for the completion may vary accordingly.  

Pools aren't as scary as landlords make them, maintenance is annoyingly consistent though. had to max out liability insurance on my end and activate a blanket insurance policy & require any tenant to prove they have 500K minimum liability. on top of that have to pay a company to maintain the pool to reduce my risks.

They are consistent in the approach. 

Self employed contractor electrician by trade, but do all aspects of construction.

My goal is to make $20,000 per month in passive income on a consistent basis. 

My total expenses on the property would consist of-Trash- Annual- 2300$Mortgage Payment- Annual- Roughly 53,000- Comparing rents around my area, I only see raising them to 650$ per unit.

Structuring your days so that you consistently work on a bit of education every day is ideal.