Each investor will look at each metric differently and give different weights to those metrics based on their personal financial goals and what they want to see out of the properties they are investing in. 

I also indicate other things as well on the lease such as weight limit, pet deposit (which was not collected from the tenant) and monthly pet rent (not collected because I specifically asked the tenant if she had any pets and the answer was no). 

Originally posted by @Sebastian E.

(https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cincinnatis-best-ever-rei-mastermind-november-edition-tickets-39292482874).

@Trexie E. 

You guys be on the wrong side still, hanging out on the S & E side! 

Here are some I would recommend (presuming you're looking to do buy and hold rentals):Personal Development: The Science of Getting Rich, Miracle Morning, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Be Obsessed or Be AverageBusiness: The E-Myth, The Millionaire Fastlane, Good to Great, TractionReal Estate: The Millionaire Real Estate Investor, The Advanced Guide to Real Estate Investing,Finding and Funding Great Deals, The Book on Negotiating Real EstateI've also heard good things about How I Turned $1,000 into Five Million in Real Estate in My Spare Time and bought it but have yet to read it (as I'm not in rentals).

Been left by demo team, probably because it weights like a ton and may drop it down the stairs. 

So I am not sure which has more weight. 

However, I feel like a weight is on my by extending the loans out!