Not to mention the fact that if I am lucky I would like to actually get to the gym, spend time with my family, and possibly get more than five hours of sleep one night....

I also purchased in a rural area that had no stores nearby, no malls, no gyms (although it was a ski area in NJ - that was nice), nothing!

The second is a guy, I just met at the gym who has been doing it for 15 years.

He is always picks on me every time we go somewhere and I see a new business like a new restaurant that sells only hotdogs, or a new shoe store, or a gym and I always mention that I wonder how much money the business makes and I often mention that I bet the business will fail.

However the developers failed to finish the amenities, gym, mailboxes, covered parking, internet, then raised the rent another $400/month before the end of 1st year lease was up $2900-$3200 and have lost 1/3 of the 90 tenants.

Your price point puts you in direct competition with them for the same square footage but in many cases they can outdo you with alot of fancy 'bells and whistles' to attract good tenants (pools, gyms, common areas, included utilities).

For some buyers, the allure of desirable amenities like pools or gyms justifies higher fees, while others may be more cautious about the potential costs and restrictions.

I also know, and I have paid for a gym membership, if I don't put the work in, the money spent can be a waste of money.Before you make the decision, get really clear on your WHY or purpose such as what will this coaching program do for you.Get crystal clear on your desired outcome by working with the coach.Good luck!!

It has advanced filters, so you can definitely check how properties with pools, tubs, parking, gym, and so on are doing!

I have a sales background and I teach a combat sport at a local martial arts gym, so I'm pretty good with people, like em or lump em.Good advice re: on site pm.