This is outside of my area anyway so it was an automatic no but I enjoy working through the #s and seeing what would entice me to pull the trigger.

I've seen stuff getting floated, but I don't know if it'll survive once (god, I hope) COVID passes.Things like:- Interior workspaces in units- High-speed networking (like fiber runs inside)- Tightly controlled common areas like party rooms and gyms- Making entrances less common. 

It's not that difficult to deal with though.Overall, having renewals built into the lease supplemented with our automatic email reminders we send, leads most tenants to cooperate.

Besides, it'll take you 4 weeks to get a return call from a Fed agencyI've gotten much faster results than that in the past, plus just mentioning to the non compliant party that you've contacted the SEC often gets an automatic attitude adjustment and willingness to take steps to begin seriously addressing your issue from the other side.

From everything I've seen, the important stuff (for example automatic rent deposits) requires me to use my name instead of the DBA name anyways. 

That automatically removes resorts.

This is aside from my 20% toward retirement accounts and is where I put any money leftover after retirement saving and living expenses.My background in understanding personal finance started with Dave Ramsey, then the ChooseFI podcast, books like The Millionaire Next Door, The Automatic Millionaire, Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Richest Man in Babylon, and other similar books and podcasts.

Most of the HMLs are back to speed now, so it should go back to normal other than the inventory being so pathetic.

Some sites are "free" but they charge to speed up the transaction times.

I have automatic MLS listings coming from my agent daily but I'm curious if I should use taxes on the listing compared to other sources.