From a cost perspective imo it's most cost efficient to find somebody with a lot of evection experience in your area.You might try Stelnick Law in Valencia . 

Do you or anyone on your “team” have experience in managing an assisted living property? 

My Google search revealed the principal of TruePoint started investing in 2020, and if that's true, this sponsor lacked all of the things that I consistently preach to look for--experience, track record, full-cycle experience, market cycle experience, and so on.  

Any experience you can share would be greatly appreciated. 

I would greatly appreciate your insights and experiences regarding these locations, particularly Stevensville.

I also received a quote from Steadily for $1,875 but read through some other posts here and am now nervous to use them.

It would take more of your time and efforts when it comes to training.Second option is to go through a Property Management Virtual Assistants company, they would have trained VA's with supervision and experience.

Looking for suggested automation, techniques and strategies without reading and watching overload of materials.  

From experience with my own daughter AND mother-in-law, I can say that this *could* have been due to a clogged drain caused by their gunk (face products, toothpaste, etc) in the p trap. 

I've read other threads on the topic and it seems like the obvious answer is that it depends, as doing bi-weekly pays off your mortgage faster but means less available cash for other investments.Say we have a typical Cleveland property worth around 150K, assume the monthly PIMI is $1000 and that annual cashflow is $5000.