, mainly going for that "worst house in the best area" mentality.I'm okay with less cashflow because I want to play the long game and I think San Antonio is going to continue to be a great place to hold real estate.

Obviously then more sitting aside not really in play the less your portfolio is growing, but I don’t like to be all in, aggressive intelligent investments while preparing for the worst to absolutely avoid losing it all..

Although it may not look great to go to them with the problem that arose, that is far better than going to an outside source and not telling them of the hiccup.Next suggestion, albeit I dont like this one myself, is you have to play the game of robbing Peter to pay Paul.

@John Matthew Johnston a lot of factors will come into play. The

I refuse to play the victim and have used the time to fuel my success.

Many times once people realize the legit property manager isn't going to play the games their grandmother was willing to they settle down quite successfully.Hope this helps!

Flipping is very effective for the investor looking to play the short term game!

When you play the SEO game succesfully, none of that matters.SEO is pretty much a filter.It only (mostly) allows motivated sellers through, and that is what you want.

For example, I could work hard and think positive about being a Concert Pianist, and even after 9 years of piano lessons, I still cannot play the piano.

Most people think there is only one way to play the game, but trying to live off the passive income generated off of $50-100k wont get you very far if that money Is not appreciating.