Since you’re new, it’s going to be very uncomfortable but it’s the best way to learn.

But to cover for the uncomfortable silence that follows, I then volunteer that we rehab then rent.

They can be two different people and once you get a routine going it will be on autopilot. 

They're usually filled with low-quality furniture that is uncomfortable and sometimes even unusable, like my latest that had four wicker chairs with no cushions so the broken pieces of wicker stabbed my backside every time I sat down.

The primary purpose of the truck will be to travel to the cabin every 4 to 6 weeks for routine maintenance and general checks on the property.I am going to check with a tax professional, but that said, I would be curious to hear anyones experience here.Are the truck and improvements such as tires something that I can partially or fully write off my taxes?

SteveOkay Steve, here’s the BIGGEST obstacle you have to overcome: you’re uncomfortable with debt.  

It is uncomfortable to look for people who have deep pockets.

If you are uncomfortable with this idea, then you should probably go with the more conservative option. 

If you have a busy 9-5 routine but have the money to get started and don't have enough time, turnkey companies provide some of the best resources to scale your portfolio.

I visit the house routinely and just did a walk through and everything is normal.