Not worth your time and energy.

Just make sure you understand that being a good property manager can take up quite a bit of time and energy to really so right by the owners. 

Spare your time and energy into buying more long-term rentals.

Everyone is different, so it depends on how much time and energy you want to invest into learning and managing a property.

Investing in syndications, unlike energy trading, is not a zero-sum game.

This does not include the cost paid to the city for permits; this cost was passed along to me.structural engineer cost:- $4,000 initially, broken up into two stages of payments- now an additional $800 for the revisionsI also paid for a site survey and a Title 24 energy report.

What you can do now without waiting is study, read, watch videos, research and dive in with energy, focus and commitment to real estate so you can bring something to the table in any mentorship option. 

Taking a tenant to court may not be the best use your time and energy.

I've included an example of someone from Texas who posted on Twitter selling excess energy at $5.52 per kWh while buying at $0.11 per kWh.

What people don't get is this affords me more time and energy to scale, to dig up the next great property, and it affords the hosting partner more scalability in their side of things as their up-front costs are mitigated greatly.