Not stating the Averys are intentionally doing this, they may simply be stating an opinion without the associated experience   Good luck The chickens always come home to roost. 

This trip setting up duck chicken coop and hog sheds.  

We are going to find a way to block it off with chicken wire to keep the dogs out.

Also, for the same reason there are 20 different restaurants that fry chicken differently, or places to get ice cream, or cars to drive, or churches to attend. 

It's the chicken-or-the-egg problem for first time investors.

The ENTIRE mentality here is wrong.Listen carefully and hoe you and everyone else here understands this.Consider this.I have 15 kids, 4 dogs, 300 chickens, 3 wifes (that don't know about eachother), an uber eats job, and 35 dollars to my name.

The chickens took time to roost, but those are some of the best investments.The last sentence is true-- plan on decades to get financial independence.

Hello BiggerPockets Community,I've been consuming a lot of content from the BiggerPockets books and website recently, especially about networking and building your team, but until now I feel like I am stuck with a chicken-or-egg problem: How do you start building your REI network if you have limited experience and resources?

Attending a seminar from a multifamily operator who is actively raising funds and asking their opinion on whether multifamily is good investment is like asking a fox to count the number of chickens in your coop.

My faucet sink doesn't work at the moment and I can smell chicken curry being cooked by my cool Indian neighbors through the AC...