I have a PM for the multi’s and still find it more efficient to use Rently.

I like cold calling and texting because it’s cheap, but at the same time I love PPC because it’s efficient even though it’s expensive af.

I would like to leverage this property in the most efficient way possible to build my portfolio down here in the Tampa area.

An added bonus of these leases is that they are extremely low maintenance and generate passive income for years to come.On top of the revenue from the lease, there are also multiple other added benefits for property owners such as increased cybersecurity for the building, high quality wireless improvement, lower operating costs based on gained efficiencies and higher rents. 5G is seen as an amenity to your tenants.So how does the process work?

It's definitely cheaper than central A/C, quieter and more efficient than window units.

They do not provide meaningful oversight or guidance with respect to tax code compliance.A checkbook IRA LLC is an enhancement on the above structure that is generally more time and cost efficient for investors with a more diverse portfolio.

It’s much more efficient to buy a property with an existing ADU already built.

If we were to use existing HELOC funds, then it’s just up to how much mortgage rates change in the 6-12 months we’d have to wait to re fi.To your point, if we can do REALLY well on the BRRRR methodology, I’d rather be efficient in terms of aligning with our long term strategy, and it sounds like we might be able to do that if we choose carefully.

Purchase price: $275,000 Cash invested: $10,000 I purchased a 3/2 Single Family Home in Naples, Florida that has an efficiency in the backyard.

So my question is: Is there a cost-efficient way to solve the well problem while still staying within my budget?