His goal is to take advantage of amortization and appreciation to have that SFR pay for his kid's college. not everyone's cup of tea, but it works for himThen there is risk, which goes hand and hand with return, but is rarely talked about on BP.

Major projects may not be your cup of tea and may consume too much time and money at first so pick and choose your battles/headaches. 

I had one str for one month.. then sold it to someone fully furnished and they are carrying on.. not our cup of tea.. we find fully furnished long term rentals to be our cup of tea premium rents PREMIUM tenant quality and returns that we are happy with. 

I’m a card carrying republican/libertarian so obviously the political landscape of California isn’t my cup of tea.

Does providing complementally k-cups/teas, popcorn, spices, toiletry essentials (toothbrushes, floss, bath wash, shampoo, conditioner, soap, paper products, makeup remover, laundry detergent, firewood with firestarters for the fireplace and firepit constitute as substantial services?

I hope you can read the tea leaves better that I did.Mark

Retail sales probably wouldn't be my cup of tea.

We do want to do that, but this particular opportunity is so close and could be quite an easy way to see if the multifamily rental thing is even my cup of tea. 

Invite friends over for coffee, tea, etc. and have an "addressing" party - hand write the addresses on the letters and the envelopes.

You will need to get a local, rockstar Realtor, contractor, lender, and property manager.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-tea...I invest locally in Columbus, Ohio