For the most part similar to a conventionally built home but it's just knowing the systems and their quarks. 

Doing both could be difficult as @Odie Ayaga was saying, especially without prior experience and systems in place.

Ronnie you probably would do WAY BETTER finding the most successful person in your office doing what you want to be doing and offer to take them to dinner or lunch ON YOU.If you don't have someone really successful doing what you want to at the next level then time to find another brokerage to go to where they are at.Think of real estate coaches as kind of like the real estate guru's selling investors on systems.

You can also make lots of money, if you know what you are doing; hire the right subs; have caring & reliable customer service; and, create efficient systems to optimize time & expenses.

By stroke of luck & good timing, L&I rolled out their eclipse permitting system right before the shutdown.

Hi Rachel,We've worked with Jason Craig at IRA Resources.The system wouldn't let me leave his contact info.

Hi @Harrison OjimmaIt's an open ended question and the answer depends on what your goals are from your investment, what you experience has been so far, team, your time (active/passive), systems and processes you have in place.

Unless you have a good relationship with a roofer where you can do a barter system.

All of a sudden Bldg Insp said we HAD to have 2 stair cases down plus an egress window to the lower flat roof & then install a fire sprinkler system.

I agree with what Paul and Nathan have already said.Get a new one and add a camera system.