Better locations = better tenants (assuming your PM company screens properly, I always want first right to green light applications until my PM understands with crystal clarity on what type of tenant I want.) 

Exactly how much climate change there will be (as well as how much humans will mitigate it depending on the future of green energy, new technological breakthroughs or if we ever actually figure out that 4th gen nuclear is actually the best option). 

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: How many flips have you done?

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: Is the clause in the original lease assignable on sale?

Agree with @Jonathan Greene "The best CRM is one you will use."

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: It really depends on your skillset, access to a good contracting team, and your time.

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: Know that your job is to manage the manager, and as @Michael Smythe alluded to, if you don't know what or how they are managing, you can't manage how well they are doing.

Quote from @Josh Green: Quote from @Marc Brandon: Nathan thanks for your response.

I know the BRRRR book by David Greene has a wealth information on getting started with this investment strategy.

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: You can use neighbor dot com to rent space on existing land with very little hassle, but you do want to do your due diligence on what is needed in the area.