I want to maximize my return on the investment. 

Ultimately, trust your instincts and choose a property manager who demonstrates professionalism, integrity, and a commitment to maximizing the value of your investment.

Yeah I have been playing with design on my first building to maximize square footage for leasable space plus be attractive.

It’s very functional and I really don’t maximize all of its ability since I only have 3 units.

Yes, theres a certain  thresh hold of income needed to support those but your goal is to maximize those things not your gross revenue.  

I added coin operated laundry, rent my garage spaces at $125 per door, $25 per basement storage etc. maximize your square footage whenever possible. 4 units are nice as the city takes care of the trash as it’s included, anything larger than that you will need to rent a dumpster.

It's a powerful method for building wealth through real estate, especially for someone like you who's eager to get into the market and maximize returns. 

However, recognizing the right time to sell can help maximize returns and achieve your financial objectives.

My goals are to maximize long-term value; cash flow isn't important.

Luckly, the primary residence next door has a 300 square foot workshop so that I could keep all of my tools on site and work on these projects as often as I can without having to leave the house.Does anyone  have any advice on how to maximize this opportunity for passive income?