Unless you’ve got some system’s problem like a water heater or furnace.

Definitely following and encouraged someone else is where I'm at (even though I've got 27 doors there is ZERO system so wholesale is where I'm starting to build processes, delegate and create some traction).

I got lucky on these two things with my first building but when I started doing my SFH I quickly realized I was going to have to upgrade systems and the heating bill was killing me and the more buildings I looked at the more I started noticing the discrepancies between the taxes and utilities between properties in the same town and in different towns.

@Whitney Sewell, of the Real Estate Syndication show, has the best system I know to raise capital.

The bookkeeping system invoices Market Rent (whether actual invoices are sent to the residents or not) and the shortfall to Market Rent is charged against the invoice in the Vacancy P&L line. 

A full conversion is expensive, not only you need an aditional kitchen, you also need asecond HVAC, water heater, plumbing and electrical system.

I haven't take the time to look at the real data on what's going on with the rental market in Chicago but our system has blown up with inquiries.  

In IT, when we completely wipe a system and rebuilt it, we call it a nuke&pave.  

Funnies part was watching him with his bear hands pulling the once white, now black, rags apart amazed they made it into the system. 

I don't see the trend slowing in 2022 with the lack of affordable housing, money in the system, and continued low interest rates.