I do the small scale buy and hold.. but held on to the W2 gig as I enjoy it (which does make financing easier!)....

Once it was built, running it was more of a part time gig as he had a lot of staff.

Something to consider while living in LA and traveling so much for work is getting a gig as a property manager.

A good one is worth their weight in gold.I also think for someone who is very detailed but does not want to do actual sales this is a great gig.. 

If it’s a smaller gig, a coworker of mine would suffice for sure.

Rentals and tenant relations are a small side gig.

I recently lost my gig as an operations manager for a mid sized manufacturing company.

I am in a very small market at the Lake of the Ozarks and I think a good agent here could generate a ton of business and take it away from the part time agents that don't have a clue.I have seen an open house flyer covered with recipes and no mention of the date of the open house, just Saturday at a time.I have received thank you letters from visiting an open house on a multi-million dollar listing addressed in an envelope without a name and a complete address, no idea how it made it here.I see listings with no photos, no marketing and yet somehow these people manage to get 2 or 3 listings a year and maybe sell one as a part time extra money gig.  

Fiverr is more geared for a one time deal (Gig as they call them).  

I’ve learned any decent CPA can handle the gig.