I've said it before but it bears repeating. If you want to be an effective real estate owner

you can't expect an entirely passive experience in order for things to run smoothly at your rental

properties there are certain roles and responsibilities that you'll need to take an

initiative on and that's what we're going to talk about in this video so we're going to

go over ten ways to manage your rental portfolio.

Welcome in everyone to Morris Invest. I'm Clayton Morris, long time real estate investor.

And on this channel, we aim to make you a more intelligent investor.

All right, so let's get into it.

Number one on my list of ways to help you manage your rental portfolio

is number one, be the boss.

At the end of the day, it's a business. You have to remember that this is your business and no one cares about it as much as you do.

So if you're unhappy with your property manager or you need help with something, it's up to you to seek out

solutions. No one else is going to do this for you. This also means mapping out your strategy,

staying on top of your goals, and in general, you need to keep on top of things.

So how do you stay organized?

Do you have spreadsheets? Do you have a bookkeeper that you hire?

Are you monitoring your monthly cash flow?

All of these things, remember it's your business, nobody else's.

Number two, keep learning and growing.

This is vital.

Again, doctors every year are studying new research papers, learning, learning, learning,

going to continuing education classes across all industries.

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