That being said, the proverbial pot of gold is more like a long trail of gold coins.

There was a need for a new one, that didn't have the same sales pitch presenters.So I have been on both sides of the coin, and nothing is different.

@Mike GiffordMike, the sales price and the earnest money are not different sides of the same coin...they are different coins.

I received a graduate degree in education, then left the classroom to go into real estate, became an investor and the rest, to coin a cliche, is history.

For example, you are at the property to collect the coins from the laundry machines, notice a tenant walking in an unauthorized pet. 

He will have to continually adapt and grow, perhaps more so than the investor purchasing the same units over and over again.I realize that I'm still a fledgling investor here, so I'd like to hear from both sides of the coin.

I'd love to sit down with you and look at both sides of the coin if you're interested.

Of course, the other side of that coin is that there are a lot of people calling themselves Turnkey that are simply dishonest, making your due diligence the most important work of all. 

Laundry could be a monthly fee if you don't want to buy a coin operated machine.  

That’s as phoney as a three-dollar coin.