As far maintenance, I think it may be best to get a handyman on board which can do various things on the property on regular basis.

Set up your voicemail like a regular person and respond to it.

Regular HOA fees are deductible, but not HOA transfer fees.

Most people pay the IO option and after 2 to 3 years the IO fees ( interest only ) were more than if you just did a regular cash out option from the start.I prefer a cash out refinance over a HELOC but if you do the HELOC please make sure you have a plan to pay it off quickly or you will regret it.

I also appreciate the fact that they offer regular 20% discounts with webinars and have the added bonus that you lock in your price for life.

One of the things I continue to try and improve is my daily routine/blocking off certain times each day for prospecting, current clients, current deals, etc.

As a regular w2 employee, a general rule of thumb is you will be paying 1/3 of your income into taxes.

I find people assume that VA and FHA repos are a bargain, when actually the starting bid price would be a good market price if they were for sale as a regular home.

Now I connect with Realtors on the ground that know the neighborhood well, I also always ask about their network of Property Managers, number of General Contractors in their network (so I'm not waiting for a GC to finish one job before they get to my property), if they regularly deal with Out Of State Investors, etc...    

Commercial leases of free standing buildings are usually triple-net (NNN) .Commercial leases are also usually longer 5-10+ years and include regular increases in the lease.Check with your insurance agent to see if you need a different kind of policy.