I would be more than happy to try to isolate some issues if you want to send me more details.Wholesaling definitely isn't dead.

Identify it, isolate it, define it.Only when you truly understand the problem, and define its boundaries can you begin finding a solution.So instead of looking at other "fresh money-making strategies" look at the REAL problem.Finding leads, Finding Deals.It is marketing. 

We were able to have our contractors confirm that the structural issue was not a major issue and was isolated to a few rotten floor joists in the back room.

I have isolated all the water lines for my units but haven't figured out if I should call the water company and have them sell me water meters or if there is a water meter I can buy online that possibly hooks up to wifi to report usage.

I want to isolate my family and it's assets from my business.As you can imagine I have lots of questions so I will throw out some to get a conversation going.

Back then I solely thought about cash flow and minimal work.

protection" is not aka 'hidden', but rather isolation of the Entity from the individual per se

I recommend one further breakdown...the $1614, split (annually) between maintenance, major repair, and PM fees.Once you have isolated the PM placement fees, you/we can assess whether or not it is causing the property to be unprofitable (or if it is something else).Placement fees vary by market and by PM (uncommon in my market).I recommend working with your PM or another one on a compensation arrangement that better aligns interests than placement fees.It will be hard to make a profit with a 60+% expense ratio. 

To simply let people utilize our buildings to self isolate for free during these times is absolutely ludicrous.

One cannot look at the investments in isolation - the cash flow must be invested, and the overall return considered.