Taxes are doable but escalate in cost with the above mentioned entity structure.

Hello BP,I am a vet, I used my VA to purchase a home as owner/occupant.I worked on the house until I met the time frame that I could sell it, and I did.I needed another deal to work on.I found a few, a couple of days after I had inquired about the properties, with an agent and a hard money lender, the properties were off the market.Ok, I snoozed, I lose.

It's not going to be super easy, but it is doable.

I think its definitely doable with a full time job. 

Many of us "young kids" have been inspired by her.While I'm still trying to get over the risky side of real estate investing, she definitely inspires me to believe its totally doable if you're willing to put in the work. 

Not that it isn't doable.

We have all flavors of fast fried food, an applebees, beef o bradys, and village inn.Big name anchors are doable, especially if grocery stores count?

Hopefully someone here will have some larger scale numbers for you to help figure out how big of a financial risk a tenant like that could pose in your area, and that can help you decide whether its doable or not. 

Northern California is way too pricey for me, but the subs of Chicago make investing doable! 

Account Closed10% for private lending is very doable.