I guess you could just do heads or tails with a coin and pray you are right?

Though you do sound like the other side of the coin from my example. 

Why do some really rich (and smart) people are tight lipped about their personal finances...To me Financially Independent is just a garbage term, that I wish would have never been coined, as it tries to portray those who have succeeded into some mythical superheroes from comic books. 

My time is worth more than that personally.I gladly pay my property manager to deal with everything and use their systems that they have in place instead of me trying to reinvent the wheel.I can easily make that 10% plus any fees by not wasting my time with tenant calls and focusing on other businesses and acquiring more properties.That's just my take on it since I've lived on both sides of the coin.

Flip a coin, go with your gut, have a friend decide for you, whatever works to keep forward momentum.

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There is Coin networking event tonight at Smokehouse Brewery at 1130 Dublin Road starting at 6pm talking about private lending. 

On the other side of the coin, you can solely represent buyers who want to purchase investments or a place to live and make 3% when they close on a property.

@Jonathan Farber I've been reading the debates on getting LLC or not and it's a coin toss.

About every 5 months I re-do my analysis and look at how much of a cash cow this could be if you do the work to the property ( light work ) get out some of the cheaper tenants so you can appeal & raise rents thru housing, and get the rent roll to where it should be, add coin op, decrease regular costs and so on.