Quote from @Nick Pan: Hello,I expect to have about $10000 losses from rental properties in 2020.

I have a company selling me access to their database of high net worth individuals for $1000 quarterly and 4k for the year. it seems very expensive but if that pan out i close more deals at a higher rate.

Ultimately it hasn't panned out for one reason or another, but I hear promising things about it.

., market forces).If you pan all the way out though, the first thing you need to ask yourself is what are your goals (e.g., spend more time traveling, become a full time real estate professional, etc.) and what problems are you trying to solve in your investment portfolio (e.g., overweighted in stocks, not enough income generating investments, etc).If you decide to go the passive route, my belief is that you need to vet the sponsor running the deal first, then the market the deal is in and then the deal itself. 

There are a decent amount of kitchen cabinets for pots/pans but no pantry area for food storage.

I also have a ST beach house rental in the Florida pan handle.

Believe me, I already have the loan application process underway, but i am doing some due diligence to make sure I have back up options in case it doesn't pan out quick enough. 

We have gotten a few leads, but nothing has panned out.

I was hoping with all the attractions and new additions that the area would being appreciating--but that did not pan out. 

Once you have the experience and Financial support, go for a Climate controlled location in an old neighborhood that is high income or rebuilding itself. 7ZoningSee post8Site locationHave several searches and deals going at once, most of them won’t pan out for the price you are willing to pay.