If you are ready to make a medium size investment, spend $5,000-20,000 per month on marketing; manage a business operation, and devote full time + to that business, you may have success in building that business to profitability.  

Find a day you can observe...you can ask the clerk when eviction day is....go spend 2-3 hours watching cases...you might be able to see 50. 

My friend would LOVE to get to the bottom of this before they spend their time on what yields a smaller harvest.What's more valuable Skills or Stripes?

Think about it, you could spend the next year or 2 living with your parents (which I think was absolutely a smart move, btw) and just saving money...not achieving either of your goals of owning or buying a home for your wife & family...AND, not to mention that if you do purchase your primary residence first you're going to increase your DTR & likely significantly reduce your cash on hand, which is likely going to set you back a few years on your real estate investment journey.

Spending has brought about growth, but growth is not our problem right now.

Congrats on your success, that's absolutely amazing and extremely unique, especially spending college nights working on your properties!

You should only consider switching when your current software has a significant flaw or lacks features that force you to spend excessive time on workarounds.

He retired at 26 (one year out of college) and after a spending sometime traveling he decided that a life without fulfilling work was a life without purpose.

People that could stand to risk that kind of money don't just have cash sitting in a bank account waiting for somebody to come along and offer to spend it for them.Your best bet at attracting equity partners is with a track record.  

Seriously, I spend a few minutes doing a quick analysis.