I know there comes a point where you have to "poop or get off the pot" (using the PG version here) and there's a lot of learning with experience, but how do I know when I'm there?

Small appliances like a crock pot, etc.

In other words, I wouldn't just say, "I'll mentor you" and then spend six hours every week for the next three years on a guy that never gets off the pot and buys a single property.Set a concrete goal:I will market to 100 properties a month with the goal of purchasing one single-family home in the next 90 days.Make them report their progress so you know each month that they're putting in the effort.

Hi, STR investorsThe pots and pans at my Airbnbs have bad burnts pretty frequently.

Wish I could dump ABNB and just go with VRBO, but both my rentals split pretty much 50/50 between the two, so I'd be giving up half the pot.

They gave me 5k,  The deal is I will double their 5K on this deal but they have to keep everything in the pot to use on the next one . 

@Francisco Lara bring 2 pots of coffee and go to the Home Depot contractor entrance at 6am and collect cards/contact details while handing out free coffee to contractors.

There have been many leases lost because of neighbors being loud, smoking pot, etc. 

Whereas those who are at the less expensive end of the spectrum could even do better. i remember seeing on the news how BBB sold a lot of single cup coffee makers during the great recession because people didn't want to waste a whole pot of coffee.

I mean no pots, no pans, no sugar, no towels, no toilet paper, nothing.