I’m a young investor wanting to get started I’ve Listened to the podcast for about 2 years now and have learned so much but I’m still struggling to find my first deal... oh when I say young I’m 19 lol I’ve got about 25k saved away and I want to be wise with how I use it... any suggestions??

The contractor agreed at the beginning that the scope of the work was well within the time limit agreed upon, but now seems to be struggling to meet the deadline.

I'm curious though, what was your worst deal or hardest struggle with a property?

In my office in Denver, yesterday, I had this same discussion with a small investor who is struggling with what to do to increase his income.

Buying a park in a poor location will cause more struggle and brain damage than it is worth, even if the price seems right.

It looks like a few times they've paid a big chunk to get the balance back to zero.Also I think if I were to put about $10k into it I could get it rented for around $1100.If I keep the tenant there's around $1,500 in repairs that I would probably do but not all of it is absolutely necessary right now.So I know getting a long term tenant is usually something you hope for but if they seem to be struggling to pay rent on time and in full is it worth it?

As a "newbie" it is really easy to feel lost and overwhelmed; he knows the struggle(s) and his content is GOLD! 

After all, if you are working 24/7, and you never get a break, you are just going to get run down.If you find you struggle to mentally unwind earlier than you’re used to, try some tricks, like putting away electronic devices an hour or so before bedtime, reading a book right before bed, and making sure your room is very dark so you don’t get distracted.ExerciseYou don’t need to take up marathon running to get the benefits of a consistent exercise routine.

Seems like you're a tech guy, so I can understand your struggle with Hubspot which can be clunky.

Regarding goals, that’s where I struggle.