My rules include things like no shoes in the house, clean up after yourself, shared bathrooms must be cleaned regularly.

Fellow REI's what tasks on a daily/weekly basis do you find yourself doing that you want to or have outsourced? Is it searching for properties that fit your deal criteria? Searching for news about the general state of...

If you're in a the Phoenix area, I'd be happy to share some potential structural engineers that I regularly work with that may be able to help!

Our team, we check vacant properties regularly to make sure we don't have squatters.  

(I've been regularly listening to BP podcasts by David Greene and team, though).I got inspired by everything BP, joined some mentorships, started buying rental properties, quickly did a pivot to flips, and has since flipped upwards of 20 properties since 2021. 

I was thinking about trying out schulter for a higher end project that will be a steam room.My guy charges $5k for a full gut and replace on a regular(non-master) bath for my clients.

Most of the investors are buy and hold people and you can get good info.I agree regular agents do not know much about investing, so I suggest to work with a realtor/ investor agents.Multi units around the colleges are mostly expensive these days in Baltimore City, actually multi units are over priced all over the Baltimore City these days, so just be carefult not to pay too much.Good Luck!!!

Five years ago 100K per unit was expensive and we blew right through that, now it's par for the course or even a little cheap in nicer areas.As far as networking groups, the RI Real Estate Investors Group is the only regular one I know of in RI and there's also Black Diamond REI in southern Mass you may want to check out as well.

I turn deals down regularly.

All of my regular bills have the property address on them and for repairs or store receipts, I write the address on the top and file it with the other items for that property.