I might even be so bold as state we are transitioning - at least with our student rentals - towards a lifestyle services provider.One internal trend we were discussing just yesterday is that we now {partially} furnish approximately 50% of our student rentals.  

Is that delta small enough to afford you the same lifestyle?

She can raise rents but will need another 6-800 a month for her lifestyle

Well, I believe your very next step should be to decide just how much net cash you need each month to fund the lifestyle you want.

RICH and Lifestyles Unlimited are both good networks and help you find contractors, title companies, insurance, lenders, etc....

Unique combinations of family, employment, dreams, lifestyle, weather, and matters of the heart—just to name a few—often dictate where you live, and they’re often tied to emotions.But what if you could keep your decision-making in the strictly rational realms?

I used to wake up in Lima. And now I see this out of my window when I wake up:I think I'll get used this just fine!

It has encouraged me to start taking the steps toward creating a lifestyle of passive income.

One of my "breadth of experience" and "lifestyle engineering" goals, after I hit my initial buy and hold goals locally, is to buy a holiday flat in France that my family can use when we want, but that will bring in some income when we're not using it. 

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