You'll need to devote a substantial amount of time towards self education. 

In 2024, I'm trying to automate and delegate as much as possible.The big tasks I would like a VA to perform are:1) Web research2) Website creation & maintenance3) Social media content creation4) CRM work5) Newsletter research6) Market research

Particularly when you account for the expenses and time you can devote elsewhere. 

Even when you have a good PM today, things can change, they could get bought out, retire, hire subpar employees, devote more attention to bigger more high paying clients, etc.

The web specialist you choose should only do real estate websites.  

Every NY tenant, especially downstate has been completely educated via advocacy groups and TV/web ad campaigns on the ins/outs of wielding the legislative controls to take advantage of the uninformed landlord.  

Sometimes it’s not just the price, it’s the presentation.Rental owners often come to us to refresh their online presence with stronger messaging, photos, and web visibility.

Here is what you do to get that househack, hold onto capital and get ready for the second property.Go to NACA (look up the web address I dont know it) they will allow you to purchase a property (single or multifamily) that you can use to house hack.

Youtube is great for learning vocabularyBut if you can invest a little (it is really not expensive, between $31 and $79 I think the most expensive, anyway check) I recommend this web https://www.lexawise.com/ that has a lot of exams to practice, with timer and everything, and has flashcards, and if you want for example to practice a single topic of the exam also.

I found this web amzing for reading neighborhoods.https://bestneighborhood.org/best-neighborhoods-charlotte-nc...I'll be in charlotte and other cities around next week.