He advocates for systems-driven management to minimize the time required to manage a portfolio while maintaining the ability to operate remotely.

“Professionals chase repeatability. While I was starting, I was working full-time raising three kids. Didn't have a lot of free time. Deals would be creative financing, seller financing, the burr method to so I could recycle my capital faster to get more deals faster. But when you don't have a lot of”

Investors need to implement systems and standard operating procedures early on to avoid operational chaos and burnout.

“Lesson number one is that systems matter more than you think and should be implemented right away, sooner than you think.”

New landlords should implement property management software at the start of their journey to handle rent collection and maintenance requests efficiently.

“I think that we would probably all be in agreement here that the very first system that you need is a strong property management software.”

Investors should eventually transition to professional property management to build a more automated and scalable business.

“over time I just started to realize that I should just hire a full-time property manager. And then I sort of had this realization then I was like now the whole country is open to me.”

Investors should eventually delegate property management to others as a necessary step for scaling their portfolio.

“And what I did was I still self-managed most of my portfolio, but everything I was acquiring moving forward, I was giving to a property manager because I was still being cheap and scarcity mindset of just not wanting to give over everything.”