Since we manage many large (8,9, 10 BR) homes onsite laundry is incredibly time consuming for so many beds.

Fewer deals but incredible networking.On the west side (suburbs of Canton and Ypsi) there are two more smaller ones. 

Real estate investing has been an interest for over a decade, in which time I've consumer innumerable podcasts, books, and have attended boot camps and master minds.Here's my hold-ups:1) I do not want to put my family in financial risk.

The best ad doesn't matter if not enough consumers see it!

Also fewer farmers will want to pay the extra $1,000 to $3,000 per acre you’re willing to pay.  

I have worked with agents that needed help filling out the description of the property (example of the bad ones)I'm not an agent but I can only imagine low price properties are MORE time consuming than a luxury home.

My wife will be the main live-in caretaker for the consumers (clients) till we have a stable income and then we will hire our a live-in caretaker for the property.

So if your debt (consumer or mortgage) is above an 8%, then feel free to pay it down to lock in that return.

It can be time consuming because there are spammers/fake leads that could waste your time, but if you're willing to put in the time and filter those bad leads, the chances of you renting your place out will be high.

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