Feel free to reach out if you need help finding connections in the area, have quite a few solid ones in all aspects. 

It seems like havinggreat rapport with the tenants would be a key aspect for sure.Sharing your planand asking the tenant which improvements they would be willing to pay for inthe form of increased rent sounds like a really simple but smart strategy toultimately get their buy in before executing the work.Thanks for sharingyour experience and I'll be sure to tread lightly if I do decide proceed inthat manner.When youself-managed most of your portfolio, what were some easy but key steps thathelped you build this type of working relationships with your tenants? 

Does that aspect start later in August?

I've been dedicated on the knowledge gaining aspect of REI, have yet to commit to any deal which is the next step in the knowledge growth.

As I said, RE has always interested me especially the investment/income aspect of it.You're insight helped me feel more confident in moving forward.

It is a great place to meet new friends and learn about various aspects of real estate and more.Find and connect with other BP members that are in your area: https://www.biggerpockets.com/search/usersGood luck on everything!

I have decided to get my Real Estate License to expand my knowledge on all aspects of the real estate business. 

I believe mindset is an undervalued aspect of being successful.

While I am very interested in more investing and building a portfolio, starting with one or two units allows us to get our feet wet and experience in the different aspects of land-lording How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

View of water (ocean, bay, lake, etc.) will add more value than a view of city lights but they should both provide value.I am interested in the BRRRR aspect with regard to the ADU.