As you can imagine, there is so much information out there, you don't want to replicate the same information into a JIRA system.

Man, what you've got is like an inheritance - very hard to come by and practically impossible to replicate.

Again, musicians are specialists in recognizing patterns and systems and replicating them.

In the investment property we bought a massive modern original piece of art from a local artist for around $200 and it complements the antiques.I like to read interior design magazines then replicate the look for as cheaply as I can while maintaining some quality. 

I can't speak for other rehabbers, but I'd never want to live in a house that I rehabbed myself...and I certainly wouldn't be comfortable selling a house I rehabbed myself to someone else.All of my contractors have many years of experience in their areas of specialty, and to think I could replicate their quality of work after reading a book or watching a YouTube video is ridiculous.The only work I'd consider doing myself is the stuff I could pay someone $10-15/hour to do (demo, doorknobs, etc)...and I'm pretty sure my time is worth more than $10-15/hour.Just my $.02, and I know others may not agree (though I think they'd agree they wouldn't want to live in a house I rehabbed :-)...

It seems you already have taken an excellent step in acquiring income property all you have to do is continue to replicate your efforts.

That said, the one property I do still have a mortgage on is by FAR my highest cash-on-cash returning property but that's due to a confluence of factors that I can't necessarily replicate.

Find someone who is doing what you'd like to be doing (successfully) and replicate their actions.

It requires the ability to find good deals, build a team of excellent contractors, manage costs, etc, and to do it for a living you have to be able to replicate the process over and over again.

Even OJ Simpson, who visited my next-door neighbors home and replicated their rock pool, had his former residence dozed and leveled and a new structure built in its place (although no one is alleged to have died there).