They embrace the long haul and build their business and their reputation, and they become successful.

"Subtle Art of Not giving a F*ck" by Mark Manson taught me to embrace the fear of failing and use it as a learning tool.

Shorter terms certainly won't hurt you - lower interest rate, higher ROI on that specific property :-)If you haven't already absorbed it - I recommend you fully embrace the 50% rule - plan like operating costs (excluding financing) are going to consume 50% of your rents. ie don't spend 100% of your cashflow on living and get caught by vacancy, economic downturn, rising interest rates, new roof etc :-)My advice is to just keep talking specifics with your Dad about his investment objectives so you and he will understand each other and enjoy your great relationship.

That just how businesses are run: as distinct, separate entities.As a business person, you need to get rid of the consumer "cut corners to avoid spending" mindset and embrace the entrepreneur's "cost of doing business" mindset.

I would embrace the opportunity to network and find a Mentor.Cheers,Tausani

There will always be someone younger and hungrier coming for you (metaphorically) and once you embrace that truth and wake up and grind each and every day, you will do great. 

I'm Okay with that matter fact I embrace it.

Rule #2, Embrace the Program.

I decided to branch out a little more with the design and incorporated shiplap wall, herringbone concrete floors and truly embraced "modern farmhouse" trend.

I always say our real estate business is a Lifestyle you either embrace it as such and enjoy it the best you can..