I am a big believer in investor-focused agents because they understand the product, the numbers, and the mindset of the people they serve.

For office equipment (when I bought my laptop) or new printer, I believe my accountant spread it across my properties, since I generally spend equal amounts of time on each property, since they are all single families.  

Hi @Nicole Boerema I think you'd be a good fit for my Co-Investing Club, which focuses on passive investing and syndication-style deals.

Most people focus on the lease and be strict with the lease, etc.

The ones who stay focused on a single market and really understand it tend to deliver a more reliable experience.

Montero, Marine Corps veteran and founder of Summit Legacy Holdings, a California-based holding company focused on building long-term wealth through BRRRR real estate investing, land acquisition, and sustainable development.I started my credit and financial journey with very limited resources, using small tools like the Self App, disciplined credit building, and consistent vendor accounts to position myself for real estate investing.

If you are not building/rehabbing in locations that can easily absorb today’s construction costs, focus on assets where operational tweaks can generate revenue.

Just pick the path that aligns with your goals, exit cleanly, treat the tenant well, and keep your focus on scaling the commercial side.

Since you’re already diving into podcasts and videos, I’d suggest also focusing on building local connections and understanding the numbers in your own market.

I'd also recommend focusing on good school districts since families will often times move to those neighborhoods for a longer period of time.