You have to do a journal entry, but that's not hard.And be able to run some customized reports to determine performance property by property:  You can run a report by class and it will give the income for that property less expenses, giving you your net worth.

Wanted to try Brandon’s intention journal, but it’s unavailable at the moment.

The Wall Street Journal thinks yes:https://www.wsj.com/articles/reit-investors-to-gai...However when I scanned the bill for reit I saw this:‘‘(c) QUALIFIED BUSINESS INCOME.

Nothing about a journalism degree qualifies one to opine or editorialize on brain cancer or mortgages, we kind of have a broken system in that way...

I bought Brandon's 90 day intentional journal but I haven't been using it consistently...the morning hasn't been so great lately so I'm switching my journaling to the evening to see how that works out.

Plus it's my version of journaling and networking since I'm so isolated. 

Save every penny you can for the next year, scrimp on everything, consider having a room mate, try keeping a money journal and writing down every dime you spend (beleive me its revealing), if your wife is not working get her out there.

Hello,In the 4/17/14 edition of the Wall Street Journal, this article by Sanette Tanaka appeared: The Education of the Luxury Buyer: Veteran high-end Homeowners approach the real-estate market differently than first timers.I do not have a link but their search button is in the upper-right hand corner.

Here is an article from the Wall Street Journal calling this the worst financial crisis since the 1930s.

Journal Square, JC heights look great from a Buy & Hold perspective.