When they get back paid expect a bump in bookings as for some it will be like getting a tax return check and it will be burning a hole in their pocket.

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Have you checked out the models on Adventures in CRE's website?

Id like to use one to check my work as I learn to analyze properties and have no need to pay for a service right now. 

Appreciate your take, I’ll check out that episode.

Most people spend years thinking about doing something, but the fact that you’re already taking action and learning means you’re off to a strong start.A few great beginner resources to check out:Books: Rich Dad Poor Dad (for mindset) and The Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner (for practical strategy).Podcasts: The BiggerPockets Real Estate Rookie podcast is perfect for beginners — it breaks down real-world deals and lessons step-by-step.Next step: Pick one strategy to focus on!

Being able to drive by your property, check on it, and manage small issues firsthand makes a big difference early on.

You need to check with local regulations - especially your township/city.

I do check frequently to make sure the access to the buildings remains properly shoveled and do clean up shoveling if necessary. 

Check with your local real estate group(s) to see how they handle this.