I'm actually taking a vacation to Phoenix X on the Floribama line in June and part of the reason for that is to check out the property/area.

Most sensors need to be connected to wifi and checked on every once and a blue moon.Is the best move to mandate in the contract that the tenant maintain those connected sensors and connect them to the wifi they pay for?

A downfall of this process is the lack of tenant screening (background, credit, eviction checks) as far as I'm aware of.

As far as why it takes time to scale - the most common slow down I see is the time it takes to find the next property that checks all of the boxes to be a successful BRRR with numbers that will work. 

@Shubham Aggarwal I am not a100% positive, I would double check with your broker! 

I’d start with checking on their compliance requirements.  

I would check into Padsplit if your really interested in this type of approach.

(I suggest you always call back, people attitudes change when you do this)So anyway I'm use to the angry phone calls and remove me from your list speeches but this lady was so tired of getting letters from dozens of investors just like me and I felt bad for her. 

You can vet them here by checking out the references on their profile page and actually talk directly to folks who have worked with them. 

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