I get the 2 schools of thought on keeping cash flow to stay liquid vs. investing your money where it will make the highest return, but my W2 job salary means I don't "need" the 2400/year of cash flow at the moment, really all I am looking to do is maximize this rental return over a 10-15 year return window.  

We paid $232,447.36 out to 36+ different trades & vendors for this home.This $232K creates jobs and promotes growth because it is spent and recycled in the economy, creating a ripple effect.Congratulations to the Greatleaf Homes Team for another new construction home closing today!

Often times, it's the W2 job that creates the lendability that you need to get going and keep going.

Quote from @Ryan Konen: @Chris Seveney I've lost a job at company that was morally challenged when I spoke up they found reasons to dissolve my position.

Fellow investors,Recently quit my W2 job(commercial General Contractor) to pursue full time real estate investing.

This will save you tons of time on the job and minimize delays.

This is a fantastic market for first time flippers as there are endless homes built in the 2010s that require cosmetic only updates and pose less risk than full gut jobs.

I believe it’s our job as landlords to set the tone appropriately from the beginning.

Each step brings you closer to achieving your dreams, and with careful planning and perseverance, you’re sure to find success on your real estate journey.

Or she loses her job and can't pay the mortgage and she's dating a loser junky now and they expect you to pay the mortgage...