There are now a few new startups out there to help you set up a co-living arrangement with the goal of putting people with similar interest into the house and the app helps screen, coordinate and collect rent. 

But if you have an RV or equipment trailer you are storing on anything but a cement pad or blacktop you get a written warning.

How do you store all the installation materials that come with everything you buy for your properties?

Also cities have not been friendly with tiny house laws because they can't make money so subjecting them to RV laws where they can't be stored where visible fromroad.

@Geoffrey KleinJust a suggestion, go to your local Benjamin Moore store and ask for a recommended painter that works in the area, they usually can provide you with some helpful insight 

Last time I needed an appliance, I got it from a smaller, local store. 

@Samed ArifI have found many handymen at local hardware stores.  150 units is a lot of units, it would seem you could keep that person busy with all sorts of different tasks.  

If you have money to burn through then buy all these Guru courses.If you are a fledgling investor you need to keep your cash and try to gain info here with help from others to learn knowledge.You can also go to a book store and also your local library to read up on the basics for free.You just don't want to go for broke too soon paying someone for a system.

I use deal check. it's an app for android devices. it cost me like 10$ and its great. it can upload straight from the MLS or you can input manually.

So the Schalge Encode stores up to 30 codes at one time.