Sometimes the squeeze isn't worth the juice you will get out of it.

I hope that this journey will be as fruitful and enjoyable as they say, and I look forward to meeting you all.

As long as B/H proves to be fruitful I'll use that as my primary method but I fully intend to branch out into other forms of investing.

I hadn't moved everything over from selling my old car and got bit, couldn't get the garage door open with no juice...lol  All my usual stuff I carried in the trunk and glove box was in a box just on the other side of the garage door.  

I sent him a long email that hopefully gets us back on track and we can have an awesome and fruitful working relationship moving forward.

Squeeze the juice now and reap the benefits of having the asset.

I would say that you want to make sure that the juice is worth the squeeze so that you do not become a tired landlord yourself. 

But from what I can see, there is a lot of hard work before you really see any real fruit.

My young inexperienced brain never thought to do that, I wish I would have done it many years sooner.I also thought it would be cool to buy a brand new truck in 2013, in hindsight I would have just kept driving the perfectly fine car I had that was paid off and bought another property instead of the truck.My advice to young inspiring investors is: delay gratificationLive cheap and stay tight wait until you’re 40-50 to enjoy the fruits of your investments

If showing this weekend doesn't bear any fruit, I would knock off $25-50 and see if you get more qualified applicants.