Maybe a couple of employees who produce in the field. 

On a ten-year hold, 80% of outcomes produce positive appreciation, and the worst outcome on a 10-year hold is -0.8% annual appreciation.Moreover, the Olympics are coming to LA in 2028!

Have you considered actually selling the property outright and not only taking advantage of the tax benefits of no capital gains tax (if you lived in it for 2 years) and look at putting that $100k of equity into some actual investment properties that will produce way more cash flow?

If we have a non or poorly performing asset (not creating cash flow) then we assess how we can use the asset to purchase something else that will produce the cash flow we want.

The entire property will produce income with in a couple of weeks..

Looking for advice on what elements should be included within a short intro message to the following:The Property ManagerHow I found themWhat specifically I am are looking forHow much I intend to purchaseThe RealtorElements that to include in outreach message: (Excerpt From David Greene's Long-Distance Real Estate Investing: How to Buy, Rehab, and Manage Out-of-State Rental Properties. )That you are an investor who understands the real estateWhat specifically I am looking forHow I intend to purchase (loan, cash, and so on)How I heard about the agentThe LenderHow I found ThemHow Much I intend to PurchaseMy current REI Portfolio Status (Giving them context into whether or not I qualify for their existing products)The ContractorNOTE: Not 100% sure how to navigate contractors at this point.Overall, looking for the elements to build honest and effective relationships with top producers in their respective domains.I am not here to waste anybody's time and I want to make that clear.

This growth has produced jobs within the retail and restaurant industry.

Had I contracted the work, I could have had the apartments rented and producing income with in a couple of months.

My question for you guys: What would you suggest she invest her money into to be able to produce $5k+ a month in 7-10 years?

Just a basic example is the farmer will have to pay higher taxes so it will cost him more to produce the same amount of goods.