Endless conditions?

Real-life landlord experience (our portfolio + contractors):We manage units with:Small workshopsAuto baysWarehousesFlex spacesIndustrial officesAnd the pattern is always the same:👉 Tankless = headaches, callbacks, and premature failure👉 Mini-tank = install and forgetThe reliability alone is worth more than the theoretical efficiency.Bottom LineFor industrial sink use:✅ Go with a 3–5 gallon traditional electric tank heater❌ Avoid small electric tankless unless you absolutely need endless hot water(which you don’t in this setup)Your electrical panel, your tenants, and your maintenance budget will thank you.

I have found this gives you an endless supply on young professionals who are generally great tenants. 

After endless hours of research I found the deals that pencil!

@Christopher Rubio sigh, sometimes I feel like I'm in an endless loop of wash, rinse repeat...It all statistically depends on the Property Class => Tenant Class!

For me, I’ve seen new investors worry endlessly about “finding the perfect deal” or overanalyzing numbers before even getting started.But the truth is, experience and partnerships often teach more than perfection ever could.So, if you could go back and give your beginner self one piece of advice — what would it be? 

When it comes to real estate investing, speed and flexibility often make the difference between landing a great deal; or watching it slip away.That’s where private money changes the game.Unlike banks or traditional lenders, private lenders don’t have layers of red tape or endless approval processes.

The possibilities are endless as long as we ask the right questions.

They’ll ask you for an endless number of quotes.

There's so much here on the forums, it almost seems endless.