If you're someone who can't dedicate 10-20 hours extra per week to education, calling owners and brokers, underwriting, and growing your investor list, it might be better to put that 25k in something passively for now and just learn from that process.

Prospect says, "I know it's listed for $650/month+, I'd take it if you could make it $500/month and give me a dedicated off street parking spot."

So, I've decided to do that work myself but after the traps are laid and when the mice are caught, should the tenants be responsible for throwing them away or should I instruct tenants to leave them in a dedicated area for me to throw away?

It’s always great reading about stories like this because it just goes to show how far hard work and dedication can take you.

One ADU dedicated to me while I’m in town and the primary be the STR for the year..  

Outside of certain threads dedicated to mistakes, people are less likely to share them.

The infrastructure bill was decades overdue, we are basically BRRRR-ing the country after the previous generations didn't do any upkeep - so much of our infrastructure was built under Eisenhower.how much of this bill is dedicated to the actual infrastructure, tho?

They claim to be a service dedicated to emergency and traditional maintenance services for remote owners.   

They also have a dedicated number for my tenants to call for any issues, giving me a layer of insulation from being too accessible to them.This makes most sense to owners who work full time jobs, has over 4 units to manage and do not want to pay for a full-service property manager.

Depending where you are financially in life, your risk tolerance, your eagerness, and ability to stay the course and dedicated to your investing would ultimately determine how leveraged you are.