Currently with AI in its infancy, it is making some tasks easier to do but have yet to get comfortable with it actually replacing an employee. 

If you have time there is no reason why you should not DIY some tasks to build sweat equity. 

I’m actually working on a project in Brooklyn where we are undertaking this very task.

Securing an advantageous 3.1% interest rate, I have taken advantage of favorable market conditions.Since purchasing the property, I have dedicated myself to enhancing its appeal and functionality.

These are items you do not multi task with.Found this article for an interesting read.http://articles.realtown.com/2007/04/18/how-does-a-fire-affect-landlords-and-tenants/

Consider whether you are going to write them yourself or hire someone to do that task.  

Each milestone enhances your ability to build a sustainable real estate portfolio for passive income and a secure future.As we reflect on the wisdom of Benjamin Franklin, we recognize the profound impact that education and continuous learning could have on our journey toward financial independence.

If you don't do the homework, you will give them the impression you may not be up to the task of doing the homework with real estate investing.

Scenario: You are tasked to create the BiggerPockets curriculum for someone brand new to rental property investing.In what order do you have the students read the currently available BiggerPockets books? 

If he is qualified and vetted , then there’s no harm in allowing him to complete the tasks needed but, instead of allowing him to price it out fir you .. you should have a good idea of costs associated with repairs needed and you set the price .. write a agreement with scope of work and explain that you have no problem reducing it from his rent but the only after work is completed .. you never should pay upfront for any repairs .. ever .