If you don’t do that stuff well, your revenues are much lower and much more at risk to supply increases and demand drops.2.

Real estate is considered to be a “staple good”, which are specific goods that are consumed by people on a regular basis.

They cannot.Think this through and figure a way to get some 'skin in the game', however small......maybe offer to contribute even $100 a week from your regular job.Then go get some real world experience in the field.....volunteer at a RE office as a gofer, or at a construction jobsite as a clean-up guy....that will impress a lot of people.....Good luck!

Real estate is considered to be a “staple good”, which are specific goods that are consumed by people on a regular basis.

You might be a redneck investor if - The strong smell of cate urine in a property for sale makes you smileA property for sale sign cause you to slam on the brakes A tenant threatens to call a lawyer and it bothers you about as much as them calling their chiropractor You can estimate $30K in repairs after a 15 minute walk around You know the comps of every neighborhood within 25 miles of where you liveYou have a contact phone number for every profession needed to buy, remodel or build a houseYou would rather walk a building site than a golf courseYou can lay flooring, hang a ceiling fan, and set a toilet without Google or YouTubeHalf of the employees at Lowes and Home Depot recognize you as a regular Your HVAC guy invites you to the company Thanksgiving lunch 

I only had regular home owners but I'm pretty sure they would be able to help you. 

They generally will paint and do minor remodeling, rearrange your furniture or supply new furniture delivered and set up, add artwork to the walls, arrange for professional photos, etc. 

ONE hot water heater supplying both apartments, electrical and water. 

This is a regular debate between us.I'm looking for recommendations, either specific properties we should consider, or general thoughts on investing in Las Vegas.

There are also a lot of late Work Orders, generally property managers update Resman regularly or is it rather a secondary software that not all features are used?