@Jack B.It sounds like you need to have a sit down with an accountant to determine what your actual cash expenses are for you to live a life that you want to live.Then you need to work backwords to see how your real estate / investments can get you there.It sounds like you have a lot of rentals / properties / leverage.Figure out how many rentals and at what leverage would give you the optimal cash for you to live a comfortable life.Remember to factor that if you no longer work that you will have to pay for your own health insurance.

At this point, I basically work for my health benefits and RSUs - I can live off of my cashflow if I tightened my belt a bit, but I enjoy my job and I can use nearly all of my W2 earnings to fund my real estate businesses.10.

There may be similarities, but none of them were caused by a health crisis, resulting market boom, real-estate boom, consumption boom, supply chain falling apart.  

Get great insurance, an umbrella policy, and never have health and safety violations and your investing will be cheaper and easier accounting.

Is that a signal for long term health? 

So if they know that the washer, the dryer, the range, and the refrigerator are guaranteed to function or be replaced by the landlord if anything goes wrong, it's an outsized plus for them versus just the dollar amount it costs for me.I've talked about this before, but most of our tenants work in health care.

New here, 1st post - Bought 1 property in my name and 4 in LLC - starting to learn airbnb in austin market, also working on health/fitness/nutrition, lost 30 lbs and building my cloud computing technical knowledge :)

Insurance (property and health) redlining, police redlining, education redlining, etc.

There are owner operators in here who would/could just drive over with tools and supplies and repair everything.But you are long distance....and seem to have a management company that's taking more time than you want to get things done.The city lawmakers do not want their people living in sub-standard or health hazard conditions.Do you live with violations like this in your own home.Get them fixed, that's your only option, other than that, the only thing I can think of would be to think about selling, and be done with it (and let the new owner handle the repairs).

Implementing effective cash flow strategies is essential for managing the financial health of a business.