It has made me strive to be the best at what I do and if people are happy with that kind of ****** work then when they see my work it will be like a dream come true for them..

We strived really hard to hit the $45K, but in the end we hit $50K, knowing that even if it ended up at $55K, we still would have hit our profit target.That's how we like to treat our budgets...

If making a million dollars is your goal, you'll strive to make a million dollars and maybe you'll get there.

There's always something to strive for.

I'm a worrier and pretty conservative so I'm going to strive for the 50% rule if I can until I have some more experience.

Getting it perfect is never going to happen but that doesn't mean you shouldn't strive to improve.Btw, you took my post as criticism.

Most strive for 15+% but some aim higher.Generally speaking, you need to be about 1.5% of purchase price in monthly rents ($100,000 rents for $1,500) to generate a 15+% return if there's no deferred maintenance.

Most on here strive for at least 15% cash on cash, some set the bar as high as 20% minimum.

Instead, strive to keep your portfolio flexible and have the abilty to move quickly in the market as conditions change.

As Rusty stated above, you need to know your goals and what you are striving for.