It does take time and practice, plus more practice.

- Give clear and detailed instructions of what you want done- Pay them consistently, on time, and in full (surprisingly people don't do this)- Give them consistent work/employment- Don't try to nickel and dime, be willing to pay more. 

This project consists of 1300 acres being turned into a future hub for logistics, e-commerce and life sciences, set to generate as many as 19,000 jobs in Southwest Philadelphia over the next 15 years.

Keep doing practice test and vocab test.

@Peter Morgan this is standard practice in the insurance industry. 

If all it consists of is a partnering you with a more "senior" agent that you'll be splitting commission with, I would move one. 

I consistently see double digit cap rates and COC returns.

But, after buying the property when you practically start doing the rehab, you discover many smaller works that need to be done.

I ask them to be particularly careful about closing cabinets and doors, knocking out burpees, or practicing ju-jitsu.Third, I post quiet hours in the building.

So its awesome that you acquired a 5 unit on your first deal and found a way to make a consistent cash flow off of it.