I wake at 4am, eat, gym, put myself together, and start on the computer at around 8am ready to work!

We paid $10.6M and we will complete a $3M renovation scope, which will include the construction of a new office and gym, expansions of the pool and a bark park, as well as the typical for us interior scope which includes cabinets, granite, appliances, and W/D install.Here’s the kicker:New construction in Phoenix rents for an average $1,500 per month.

I call this scenario the "Fitness Gym Dynamic".

I was in college full time, and working my first sales gig at a local gym.

Investor Bro says he's listened to all of the BP podcasts, but that meant all of the ones this week and even then he did it at the gym and was busy talking the whole time near the bench before maxing out on one set.Things Investor Bro doesn't do is exactly what you hit on.

Especially for people want a home office or gym.

Technically, these have to be a gym or studio or something that's not officially occupied.

In every case, the HOA takes care of the front yard, the neighborhood, the common use areas, parks, gyms, pools, basketball courts, pickle ball courts, tennis courts, sidewalks, etc.

Also, it could vary based on if you purchased it as a business entity since profits are generally split among owners based on ownership equity percentages.In a recent business purchase (a small gym) I was involved in it had three partners.

It's like the people that make up excuses to skip going to gym but they'll pay a personal trainer (in part) because they know they won't skip those days because it's costing them money.Not to mention you then have someone (as a mentor) who should feel some obligation to help you.