I know if someone has the wealth they can sit back and play the market cycles and really get rich.

If so, they can't offer 1/2 a month of rent to other agents, so no point in putting it on the MLS.Several of our Detroit market competitors play the same game on cheap owners.

I know how to keep a property from going to foreclosure, how to buy a property in probate, how to buy a property in bankruptcy, how to keep a bankruptcy from being dismissed to save a property from going to sale, bankruptcy adversarial suits, and how banks, foreclosure and bankruptcy play the finance fiddle together.

Depending on how big the church is and how many people attend will likely play the biggest impact on how much you’re affected.

It's a blocking and tackling, play the long game market right now.

Or put it into crypto or something if you want to play the high-risk/high-reward game.

Real estate is a long, long play. The

I would equate it to managing yourself when you are not set up to manage properties.There is scalability in this...Now to play the Devils advocate if you get autopayments set-up you can always figure out how much interest was paid each year and what your payoff is so just decide how competent you are in that and be honest with yourself, there is nothing wrong in outsourcing parts of your business.

If you are good at self managing and know how to play the Airbnb/VRBO game with all the picture tricks, word gimmicks, amenities stuff and you are actively on their platforms, it seems to still be a viable market for the good investors. 

Our plan is to start this as a side business (we all have day jobs) and play the long game until we can eventually switch careers entirely.Books I've read recently:1) How to Invest in Real Estate, Brandon Turner2) Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki3) The Richest Man in Babylon, George ClasonMy goal is to eliminate as much ignorance on this topic as possible.