Will work for CHEESE.

As long as you manage your cash well, you will be able to transition full time into RE investor without having to live on ramen noodles and mac and cheese.

Private companies will of course elect to throw their employees into the government cheese healthcare plan.

Several years ago (unsure lately) it was a pretty common thing to hold a Broker or Agent open house at the property and have a wine or cheese party or offer a give away to draw as many agents to the property as possible.

If the management company offers you the same knee jerk price that has been around for 50 years - keep looking - you will probably overpay. 4) Do they use a custom attorney approved lease agreement - or the Texas Association of Realtor lease agreement that has more holes in it than Swiss cheese?

You can find more info here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/405006-equity-crowdfunding-wine-and-cheese

also read some books from the Library or just buy: The Weekend Millionaire, The Millionaire Real Estate Investors These are my two all time favorites (they have cheese titles but very good readings) And most importantly you should go to your local  Real Estate Investor Club  a few times and observe who are the "do-ers" and not the "talkers".

Stella's cheese bread.

If you haven't already, read the book Who Moved My Cheese, and you'll know what I mean.It's not the market.  

By the way us Wisconsinites do most of our planning over a beer or two... and of course can't forget the cheese curds.