Does anyone have any recommendations for board games, apps or video games that “accidentally on purpose” teach these things as well?

As it was my first opportunity to get some skin in the game, I jumped on the deal and we agreed on a 5 year ballon (4% rate, amortized at 15 yrs).

Not all of our doors have come from the letters being sent out but 1/3 of them have and being in the real estate game has opened other ways for us to purchase more doors.

These loans often have more flexible terms than hard money loans.Cons: You need a strong relationship with investors, and interest rates can vary widely depending on the deal structure.

First off, major respect for transitioning from MLB to RE—it’s a whole new kind of game, right? 

I've had a chat with my realtor and really going over a game plan on how to tackle these properties.

You’ve come to the right place to connect with some vary smart investors. lean on these forums whenever you have questions. good luck with your investments.

You're developing plays at the collegiate level, but you haven't even played a pickup game with your buddies to see if you like the game or are any good at it.

4) Due to all of the above, high chance they start playing games with other tenants, leading to bigger problems.5) What happens if you have to part ways?

it's a volume game.