*different people always entering your home* the people are poorly trained-poor quality* new people translates to different unreliable cleaning. * the company does not care about their employees and pays poorly. * all the above means the company does not care about you 3) If you hire an individual or a small business, make sure they are seasoned.

Most likely these are women raising children on what translates to $10 to $15 per hour.

And in RE that can translate into your bottom line or even worse into preventing some legal issues. 

So basic economics; increasing demand+limited supply should translate to lower vacancy rates, higher rents and appreciation...so we want this. 

I’ve done quite well so far creating equity but unfortunately it’s not translating to cash flow as significantly as I would like.

With the low cost of living and plenty of space to keep building, it is very attractive to many corporations -- which translates to the need for more housing.

Do you have some skills that you've develeoped from life/W2 job that will translate positively to real estate (sales/people skills/marketing)?

The properties are usually managed using Appfolio (like yours) and we translate the property-specific details from Appfolio to QBO each month.

They made the money via the business formation and the success of it.They didn't make the money by buying the equity shares & seeing it grow, they were the equity.That translates to all forms of investing and capitalization in really any field.

Some of those reasons are: Continued consistent population growth, which translates into a large amount of wealth moving in, the still relatively affordable median home price, high job migration, no state income tax, relatively reasonable property taxes, business friendly.There are also some reasons to be cautious, like increasing insurance costs, threat of weather incidences, the cash flow returns have decreased due to the significant increase in prices over the past few years.