The agent said nothing in the previous months even though I was in regular communication with them about other matters. 

Its different than just converting a regular garage, so I'm hesitating a bit about whether it could actually result in the value improvement that I'm expecting.

Agents should have a system in place for managing customer interactions, follow-up tasks, and other important tasks to ensure that nothing falls through the cracks.Be adaptable: The sales and customer service landscape is constantly changing, and successful agents must be able to adapt to new technologies, processes, and customer needs.

Imagine there were all sorts of tax benefits for doing this.Due to the ability to leverage this asset, collect income, enjoy preferential tax treatment, and expect appreciation over time, historical returns on money invested are regularly and meaningfully higher than the S&P 500 with dividends reinvested.How much would you buy?

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Also, that SDIRA turned Solo401K I mentioned at the beginning did wonderfully; in the future I have will have to pay regular income tax on all the profits, rather than Cap-Gain. 

You can program it to keep your regularly used metrics... makes things pretty easy.

If you were to look more into some tools to use below are some that we use regularly (job growth & supple/demand)-https://www.deptofnumbers.com/...https://weareapartments.org/da...

The real issue with investing in "low cost" housing markets - whether turnkey or not - is whether your cash flow over time is going to exceed your regular carrying costs and capital expenditures. 

I wouldn't be able to sleep at night if 95% of my wealth was in an asset that swings 30% up and down in one month on a regular basis.