After they are finished and rented I will surpass my initial goal.

And this is now a very large segment of the population, just surpassing Boomers.Bottom LineSo what to make of all this?

Our original goal was to break even, but it has surpassed our expectations and yielded a considerable return.

Population and household growth will surpass the U.S. over the forecast horizon, supporting demand for retail, construction, and education and healthcare.

Yes of course, if you send every single person in the USA a letter, you are bound to get a deal or 2.But then what you should do is plot a graph between your expenses, vs profits, and you will see that the only time, your profits surpass your expenses is when you spend a small fortune on marketing.You can't simulate motivation, because motivation has to do with the mindset of someone.It is uniquely different from person to person.EXAMPLE:Someone that is stubborn never gives up, has an ego, in forclosure... will NEVER sell their house and they rather see the house go, to the bank than admitting defeat and sell at a discount.Someone that is passive doesn't take action, and is unmotivated, in foreclosure... could possibly contact you to sell their house.So what happens?

Thanks again Marcus for your advice, I’m not going to quit and just trying to juggle both until real estate surpasses my W2.

This means, no single tradeline can throw your chance of getting qualified out the window (because of surpassing a specific DTI threshold).I will need to let this ruminate a bit a more. 

I know some investors were able to surpass that figure, though. 

Based on the trend lines, it appears that demand for 4 bedroom leases will surpass 3 bedrooms in 2023.

Creating a group of people who have abilities that complement your own and who are capable of functioning on their own is essential to achieving long-term success.Throughout the course of my own trip, I have encountered a great number of opportunities that much surpassed my capabilities.