They keep saying they are short staffed due to COVID.

Technically Grant's right, it's just extremely difficult.

Some are great at the technical components (almost boarderline engineer) yet have no idea about space planning, flow and usage.A design build company would likely be your best plan, but then you are likely paying a premium to have a one-stop shop.

She technically stopped paying rent February 2021 but was given five months of rental assistance from the NJDCA rental assistance program.

Some of the bigger brokerages may have more support, training, and systems in place to help you get started, while a mom and pop style may provide you better access to the broker to ask questions when you get stumped or have more comradery as @Steven Wilson hinted towards.For example, at my local Keller Williams office there's technically 600+ agents, however the top 50 or so are the ones doing all the transactions, showing up to trainings in the office, and running teams within the brokerage so there's still been plenty of support in my case.

Yes, that it technically correct, but a bit of a legal fiction. 

Cap rate, while technically calculating an unleveraged yield on the asset, is nearly meaningless for deals I am either investing in as LP or looking at directly.

Technically, no.

Adjusting for inflation, the real minimum wage hasn't been as low as $7.25 since the 1940s. 7) The minimum wage matters, because the Dual Charter of the Fed (Keep both Inflation and Unemployment low) is BS in 2022's context - they can go after inflation exclusively without worrying about jobs: The Fed is technically supposed to target both low unemployment and low inflation.

@Bryan Vukelich we are here on a 3 year contract so technically that ends January 2023.