I still only use a portion of the passive income and any excess goes directly into the trust for the benefit of future generations beginning with my grandchildren.Jean Bolger – having lived most of my life as a very unhealthy weight, and having seen several good friends die at a very early age from their obesity and stress, remaining as healthy as possible is probably my number one goal.

It could be zero or it could be into the upper teens in any given year.

Hey hey hey, that's not a fair statement about America, it's #1 for so much more, like obesity, come on give some credit, it takes a lot of work to eat for 3.

They left him for dead and he suffered permanent brain damage.Another time, we had a cleaning person performing her regular weekly duties in a laundry room of a 20 plus unit property, she was attacked and raped.I personally, when working maintenance years ago, was on a ladder in the common hallway replacing a fixture when a teen pulls a knife and demands money.

I say this, because we are in unprecedented times, and no one knows how things are going to play out- whether the U.S. economy gets Volcker'ed and interest rates get pushed into the teens (personally I don't think that will happen, this is just for illustration purposes) and eventually brings inflation down to the target 2% we were used to, or the Fed eases us into a new normal of 4% from here on out, the havoc it could potentially wreak on the economy in the process either way and the effects this will have on the investing landscape. 

When I was in my teens, so it's been a minute, I used to caulk log homes as part of my job.

I'm not in NC, @William Boeklen, but I like to see $150-200/month/unit in cash flow and a CoC ROI in the mid-teens or better.

The oldest is 37 and special needs, then I have two teens and a 7 week old baby I just adopted. 

Think mid/ upper teen's +.

 Also, it's very very difficult to get a loan on a night teen 76 or earlier home so that reduces your buyer pool.