Roommates helped pay the bill and it gave me a taste of RE investment.

I have tasted a little of finding the deal and the money comes after, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a little nerve wracking.

They are wanting to make changes that are more expensive and not my taste.

You can definitely do too much, but most of that shows up in bad owner choices, bad design, or personal tastes or obsessions.

Now, I seem to have just tasted a little :). 

This will cause your occupancy and revenue to fall.Functional ObsolescenceFunctional obsolescence is defined as "the impairment of functional capacity of a property according to market tastes and standards".

@Jeff Willis so one thing to keep in mind, these moratoriums are also the potential first step to landlord relief funds...a taste of which we saw in some of the earlier emergency programs.

San Diego is way to pricey for my taste.

Tons of weddings and wine tasting tours brings in folks from all over.

Think and Grow Rich was a bit lengthy for my taste, but the mindset framework is fundamental to life.Some books on the top of my list for building the business :Free to Focus by Michael Hyatt - Same principle as Who Not How, but detailed.The One Thing by Gary Keller & J Papasan  - Make this your focus everyday, and watch the results.Traction by Gino Wickman - Accountability, roles and goals.