Scaling efficiently really comes down to balancing leverage with control.

Whoever has control, needs to work on making this happen.

It's passive real estate and a little different then having all the control but a great way to gain a ton of knowledge while growing your portfolio.

Quote from @Tiffany Maloch: @john Clark From what I understand the grantor removes themself via contract from any control or benefit from the trust.

This implies residential units can be built at lower costs and provide better return than building a single ADU.11) adding an ADU to SFH can make the SFH fall under rent control.

Early focus should be clean ops and risk control: strong lease, proper disclosures, solid insurance plus an umbrella, and fixing safety issues fast.

If you’re still relying 100% on Airbnb for your midterm rentals, you’re leaving a lot of control — and profit — on the table.Here’s what’s worked for me and my coaching clients:-Create a simple branded site (even a Google Business page helps).

Also make sure the bathroom and kitchen have ventilation fans operated on humidistat switches,  otherwise as soon as you get tenants cooking and taking showers down there you will get a lot more humidity to manage.And you may not be able to control what  your neighbor does,   but +1 on checking your own downspouts.   

It’s about giving them back a sense of control they thought they’d lost.For those who’ve been around foreclosure situations — investors, agents, or even homeowners — have you seen this shift too?

Interest rates are often controlled by politics, be it a president who wants to get reelected, a failed bank system like in previous recessions, housing policies in determining who gets loans, foreclosure holds, a lot of factors we as citizens have no control over.