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Much of the work is "gigged" out anyway. When something breaks at my current rental, I get told the job has been tendered, and then I get let known when someone
by ehnto 4y ago
Much of the work is "gigged" out anyway. When something breaks at my current rental, I get told the job has been tendered, and then I get let known when someone has accepted the job. I'm not sure what happens if no-one accepts it.
It's also not the landlord doing that, it's the real-estate company.
- choeger 4y agoAnd that's exactly the kind of investment that yields average returns. If you're fine with that you can also directly invest into a company doing this. If you want more, you have to cut some middlemen.