@Joseph Bramante thanks for the reality check on the amount of capital needed for a purchase of that size.

And THANK YOU for everything you've done to make BP a reality.  

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The 2018 reality in Florida is a unit purchased at 85K in March is now worth approximately 80-85K.

It's like the lawmakers think every rental property is owned by a billionaire, when in reality most of them are small time landlords who have no rights and can be financially ruined by these tenant friendly laws.Thanks,Christian 

I'm not saying to not use income based valuation but just to keep in mind that there is a difference between theory and reality. 

And if you listen to some $100M advice you find the reality of earning a million per year is hard work all the time, i.e. work 80 hours per week, read 10 books per month, grow your business and brand in the same industry for at least 10 years, cut spending (which you can do), etc.I've been hustling for over 25 years and have yet to come across any significant passive income streams.

Revenue from flips can look like a booming business when the reality is most of that is lost in acquisition... seems like the true “revenue” would be the premium sold over acquisition price.Also holding 600k in debt to have 6k in monthly rev doesn’t look great eitherhow are you all going about valuing your businesses??

The combo to remove the lock box is in reality a simple algorithm from the combination to open the lock box but the tenants do not know the algorithm.We allow one lock out a year without charge. 

The reality is that it will take a lot of work and effort to be successful and he should go in with eyes wide open.Too many people see the 65-year-old REALTOR driving a brand new Mercedes and assume it must be easy.