Each class you need to take is based on the required knowledge for the next class(s). 

And, having ready access to capital allowed us to scale more quickly.  2) Because the compensation is so balanced, it makes passive investing much more attractive.  

TxDot is requiring a portion of a property for ROW use. 

Hey @Dwayne Clarke  ADU's are awesome, but they do require careful management.

Are there any special requirements to purchase a Freddie Mac home?

My question back to you about Balance sheet is what % of RE investors that are not accountants understand what a balance sheet is and how do they actually use it? 

Quote from @Timothy Franklin: Thanks Patrick, I will definitely check out the meetups, but I suspected there would be a history requirement but I know everyone's journey is a bit different.  

I believe in SLC, they are still requiring the owner to live in the main house (meaning you don't have to be there, but you can't rent it) for you to use the ADU for anything else.

Specifically I now track month end account balances, maintenance expenses and have a detailed list at my fingertips of the tenants that are late on their rents.

Days on market is about 2 months, slightly better than earlier this year but relatively speaking, it's still a more balanced market compared to rest of the Bay Area.