My rentals, which I self manage, only consume a few hours a month but net more than my W2 as a software engineer.

I'm interested in hearing from other investors about how they have used PRO to grow and enhance their business. 

Of the voucher recipients, 90% of them kept their units immaculate, never paid late, didn't have lease violations, were model tenants by any measure. 5% were about average, not the neatest, were late once in a while, park in other people's spots or left items outside their apartment - minor infractions. 5% consumed majority of management's time.My experience in private is similar in %s.

The other option is to get really good at it yourself so it's not so difficult and time-consuming.

I like that it take only a couple clicks to make some major changes and It‘s not time consuming at all.

Now that I have six properties it’s getting a little time consuming.

So I just came across an article about American debt and why some economists aren't concerned that consumer debt (excluding mortgages) is about to hit $4 trillion.

To even try to get a specific asset in the trust assigned is very time consuming and expensive. 

As you start to live a life where you consume less, you will find that you enjoy time at the park, walking, bike riding, hanging out with friends (NOT at the bar or club) you will start to have all kinds of extra money to invest in real estate.While you are doing all of this, start letting people know that you are looking for people who are behind on their mortgage or taxes or are getting divorced so that you can find some great deals.

Educate and consume everything real estate.