. $100/unit/month is a reasonable planning goal.Now regarding you question about cash flow and class of neighborhood... if you want to be hands off, please focus on higher end rentals.In my opinion, lower end rentals need landlords to advocate for the neighborhood else it'll stagnate and possibly take a turn for the worse.If you’d rather avoid the default leadership role, then aiming for less cash flow would be wise.

In another one of those "how could they possibly think they'll get way with this" frauds: One of our local rocket scientists set upon a scheme where he filed forged QCD's on vacant properties in foreclosure, then ...

Thank you for even considering applying some landlord leadership.

Tell your partner to write a pleading letter and make sure he sends it to highest person on the totem pole.

My goal is servant leadership and I’d love to tell you who the investor is to help you and my note investor but… I’d be accused of and kicked off of BP for "solicitation," which I really couldn’t give a care but I must honor my agreement so, there you go.

Has the political leadership created an economic growth atmosphere?

They came to Phoenix, sold their overpriced program and left town leaving us with inadequate support and leadership.

What does he say "If someone screws you, screw them 10 times harder, not for revenge, but so that others know you can't be messed with".I take advice from everyone, but I give more weight to people that are were I want to go, than those in the same position or even "lower" on the investing totem pole than myself.This is business in the end.

I'm highly leaning to the certificate program either in Project Management, Leadership Dev, Real Estate Development, or REIF.

If our children were taught true leadership and money management skills, then our politicians and consumers would not put themselves into the situations they do.