It may be petty for the tenants to hassle you if they know the property is for sale, but a courtesy that I employ when selling an occupied property is to inform residents that while we'll try to conduct all showings (exterior and interior) on set days during a certain time window - sometimes person's may stop by and walk the property without my advance knowledge.

Even if the deal doesn’t work, each analysis builds your muscle memory and helps you better understand the market.

Show up and knock on their door. bring some muscle if its in a bad area when ever I was flipping in the hood I would usually have a pistol on me and I always was with a couple good ol boys.

Think of it like building muscle—stress + recovery = growth.

Another example is me and my brother we do couch flipping he gets the coaches and sells them I'm just the muscle okay in all seriousness we get these coaches for dirt cheap like 0-250. and we sell them at a 500-600 even 700 markups and what do we do?

Working on setting up my first home now...not there yet, though.

At the onset, I knew that reducing sound transfer between floor/ceiling would be critical for this 1967 home.

I do all long term but its something I have noticed when doing research on setting rent prices.

Here’s a clear and practical response:Hi Noemi,Congrats on setting up your LLC and series structure!

Minneapolis, for example, has introduced rent control and some legislation that may affect long-term landlords.If you’re stuck, try this exercise I give to my clients:-Pick two markets to go deep on.