That $1,300 a month buffer is your safety net, and trust me, that’s going to be a game-changer if any unexpected maintenance pops up or you need to cover a vacancy for a month or two.Now, about that feeling of being overwhelmed with debt..I had a client once, let’s call him John, who felt the same way when he hit the $1M mark in mortgages across a few properties.

From my own experience in real estate, I’ve seen firsthand how the insurance game has changed, and it’s not because of storms.

That way hopefully worse case we hit a single or double and still do well.The syndicators using debt with the timing of the cycles and the stars to pull anywhere close to initial projections on the raise play a game of musical chairs where risk to loss is high.Keep integrity.

I don't know your experience level but if you don't have time you could play the numbers game and carpet bomb the whole neighborhood.

It's all fun and games until there's a liquidity crisis.

Play the long game and build relationships with people without asking for their business.

More of an "If... then" vs.... here you go.Instead of solving the end game, improve process. 

Talk to locals, have someone take video walkthroughs, get multiple perspectives.

Long-Term PerspectiveBe Patient: Real estate investing is often a long-term game.

Weekends brings in people visiting family or going to a foot ball game and week nights is mostly contractors or other blue collar groups needing a place for the week that is nice but cheaper than a hotel.