Personally I wouldn't put too much weight into it in the beginning.

so called negative weight.   

.- Troubleshooting any maintenance issues or building upkeep, gathering estimates from multiple vendors when there is a larger repair to be made- Following up on all repairs & maintenance that was done to ensure it was handled properly

Hi,I'm new to BiggerPockets so I'm not sure where I should be posting this question. Does anyone here use WACC? If so, how do you account for points upfront? What I'd like to do is use it to run Monte Carlo simulation...

If you can get one for a decent price, then FSBO just the trailer to the tenant to where they pay off the trailer in 5 yrs and then just pay you lot rent...no maintenance, no upkeep, cash cow.

It is one of those sort of random stats that could carry some weight. 

  - removing trash and regular upkeep of the building- basic handyman skills and customer service (responsible for outsourcing more complex repairs)- dealing with contractors and giving access to the building or apartments (roofer, brick repair, painter for fascia and fire escape)- preparation and apartment showings for new tenants - major repairs such as painting an apartment to make it tenant ready will be extra compensation. 

I don't take advantage of it, I pay them for their time, but their eyes and assistance here and there is worth its weight in goal.I think if you can tackle those things on the front end, you may be off to a pretty prosperous investing career.

Eyes and Ears, upkeep.

I always say I "want" to lose a few pounds, but I'm too disinterested to do the hard work involved, so I lug some extra weight around (lucky I'm old and married :D).As far as organizing my day and being productive, the best advice I ever heard was spend as much of your time as possible on things that make money and as little as possible on things that don't.