I’m wondering if you evaluate a property’s usefulness on a sliding scale, or not.Regarding monthly cash flow, I notice that the cash amount you will clear varies from property to property.

We design and manufacture board room environments that combine high-end furnishings with life-size videoconferencing capabilities.

To offer my support and let people know that it's not about a "step-by-step" program, but it's about people, altruism and the important variables of give and receive.So if there's anything I can do on this scale, this is my highest and best use to you and myself as I truly enjoy it and the rewards are beyond measure.Regards,Adam

The owner told me they'll just "scale the branches back", while the tenant told me "they're cutting it WAY back and if an avocado hits my kid I'll sue her".I love this tree and want it to stay.

Property management unless on a grand scale is a low income tough as nails job..

It seems, however, that buying and renting single or multi-family homes would run into some sort of scaling limit, while larger apartments or commercial properties would, by virtue of their value, necessarily require syndication.

Is it mostly cosmetic work, so the drawings just need to be to scale with the appropriate indications of what is being done (i.e., nothing structural and no engineering needed)?

Those activities are typically going to be either totally original, in which case don't share it here ;) or it's going to be something that doesn't scale well and thus doesn't appeal to large concerns.

Don’t forget mobile homes are different than manufactured homes.

Low barrier to entry.(1) Self manage or (2) price extra vacancy, turnover, and repair costs in your financial models or (3) scale to professional apartment management.