Part 10/11:
Throughout the process, I learned to view my properties from a landlord’s perspective rather than a homeowner’s lens. One of my properties required significant cosmetic upgrades, but recognizing it had already garnered tenant interest even without renovations, I refrained from unnecessary spending. Understanding that renters value practicality over aesthetics was an enlightening lesson.
Once my properties were set up, I entered a relatively passive phase in the business. Monthly deposits began flowing into my account, and communication from my property manager became infrequent. I realized that passive income wasn’t merely a theoretical concept—it was my reality.