I self manage my properties right now, but out of all the local PMs I’ve talked to, he is who I will pull the trigger with when they become to much for me to manage (hopefully).Agent - Charles Ditch at Keaty Real Estate has a solid service for investor friendly listing.

Ditch the actual property and learn note investing from the comfort of your home.

I know Cardone would tell me to ditch that, take it out, and get some property.

My foreman used back-hoes everyday for years and he still always managed to break at least one line every time we dug a ditch.

The trick was buying from the high end side of the city where people were ditching BandW for stainless. 

why did you not just cut a ditch along the edge and then either pipe it into the sewage line or use a sump pump?

So I’m hoping to draw on your expertise and would greatly appreciate if you could review my plan and provide feedback, e.g, change up the allocation, ditch one or more of the options, etc., all feedback is welcome.

The alternative is of course 1 queen in each front room, but if you want to switch to less folks you'll have to ditch a bed.

Hard to make a blanket statement about cash flow.If you paid $1 million a year ago for a McMansion cabin with creative financing and zero down, you’re probably deep in the ditch right now.If you paid cash for the property, you’re probably feeling good right now, and it will probably only get better.

I don't know if you are looking for specific examples or just general successes, but I know many people who have been able to ditch their W2 job through the income generated from passive syndication investments - I am one of them.There are many things you need to evaluate when passive investing, but I recommend listening to podcasts, reading books (The Hands-Off Investor by @Brian Burke is a great place to start) and joining a Community.