LOL, turns out the OP would made another 10-40% appreciation if he had held those properties...THE RIGHT REAL ESTATE IS THE MOST FORGIVING ASSET CLASS OVER TIME....if you buy right, operate right, and finance right you will only get hurt by selling at the wrong time...even if the market crashes, it eventually rebounds...specific investors get hammered when they dont plan for and operate in a way that enables them to make it through a down cycle..IMHO

You don't have to worry about snow removal and lawn maintenance with might enable you to forgo property management which will increase your ROI.

This would, in theory, enable those with short stacks to get started as well as the benefit of having a group of like minded individuals to share knowledge and ideas and what have you.

A couple strategic lookups enables me to determine the rough boundaries for pickup schedules.

The telecommuting factor is playing a major part to enable.

and investing is a real priority for you, i’d stay open minded to switching into a line of work that allows you to significantly increase the W2 income that the job can create and enables you not to ‘take home work with you.’

Not all investors enable that clause and therefore need to approve the deal.

But not only do all of the fair housing laws seem reasonable to me, I would not feel comfortable violating any of them.This has worked well for me, and enabled me to sleep well at night.

As you probably already know my story, I went into real estate because my first broker gave me all the commission and enabled me to purchase a duplex and the rest is history.

We have a musician friend with no RE interest or experience.