And if that's your cup of tea - have at it - there's no right or wrong way. 

Not what assets you want to be invested in, but what do you want to get back out of your investments, and what time or resources do you have to dedicate to them.It sounds like maybe investing directly in property isn't your cup of tea.

Seems His path wealth isn’t my cup of tea and its realtor -based California thinking .

That compounded with none to negative cashflow is not my cup of tea.

my spreadsheet is ok looking and does include every expense i can think of but is definitely not my cup of tea. 

What is the price of tea in China.

You'll make more money, you can re-invest your commissions into your investing career, and it's an excellent way to learn the investing side of the business.My goal isn't to scare you from wholesaling, if that's your cup of tea then go for it.

And I took one closet and converted it to a private writing space with a granite desktop and custom cabinetry.I also added complimentary coffee and tea, enough for three days.On occasion I offer free tickets to movies, Moody Gardens, restaurant certificates, etc based on length of stay.Little things like that set my property apart from the others and I pretty much stay booked year round.

s not my cuppa tea.

So not my cup of tea, but then we have industries built on risk, from casinos to insurance...