****************************************************************************NOTE: THIS POST BY THE OP WILL NO LONGER BE MONITORED ....How about a bedtime story instead: 

As we can't listen to or monitor every call - our agreement spells out (in bold) "you agree you have not been promised any results" and "this supersedes all prior discussions."

Judge Dib Waldrip ordered the "QUEEN" to vacate in 2024 an order for THE SALE OF HER HOME with the proceeds being deposited with the registry court and that evil queen has been wearing an ankle monitor after she failed to appear for a deposition" - having also falsified a document presented to the court by her Doctor that after a fall she had a "tumor in her brain". 

But here’s what I see a lot of people never really factor in until they’re already in deep:     The mental load of being the “everything person.”You’re the emergency contact when the HVAC dies at midnight.You’re the diplomat when a guest trashes your short-term rental.You’re the problem solver when your contractor ghosts mid-flip.You’re the one watching market news every night, second guessing every move.I’ve seen people with great numbers on paper who burn out because they didn’t factor in the weight of always being “on call.”Some people push through it.

Along with that comes the "Potential" to get maintenance'd to death, to have 2am calls about toilets, to have to actively monitor and manage the manager to press them to do their dang-job, to HOPE I make __X__ money that month, or next month.   

If hotels go all-in on AI monitoring, it’s an opportunity for hosts to market “human-first stays” as a differentiator.

I then set annualized KPIs for him with weight on different criteria I care (maintenance & repair cost %, vacancy rate, late payment, extraordinary spending, etc - weighted differently based on what I cared most).

I like single stocks and only Blue chip stocks I wanna have my whole portfolio owning between 3-6 stocks I've read books, and I will not be doing this blindly, making sure to check the charts almost daily, using the moving average to say sell if I need to because the stock is at an overpriced point and especially if its about to dip a significant amount so do that daily and be on the look out for that amungst my stocks, Ill also go on google and search "whats the financial standing of said business" if the news is good and thiers no issues with the company and the moving average doesn't arise concern ill not sell or cut losses I just hate how slow the index funds are, is this smart I feel like ill do better if this is my plan, but also looking for insight let me know again ill be monitoring the stocks I own like a hawk.Stocks BRK-B 33.5%Nvidia 33.5%Dollorama 33.5%-----------------------------------stocks Id buy if the price isn't crashing currently.Google/YouTubeApple AmazonNetflixAmerican expressVisa current networth 45k 

I also learned that having a reliable, go-to crew is worth its weight in gold.

We do a lot to get buyers into houses, especially in a market like we are in New Jersey, where it is still so heavily weighted towards Sellers.