Gives you a taste of investing.

If you don't have any experience managing properties then I think it would serve well to get a taste of what you will be dealing with in your own props.

When you get a taste of renovating MF assets and see the multiplier effect of increasing NOI you’ll think that rehabs pay themselves 10x over.

Judges tend to remember landlords and if they’re attempting to pay, your credibility is at risk.Returning rent money is in poor taste.

These can all exist at safe levels and make water taste better.

It depends on your tastes, etc. whether East TN is the right area. 

Not having signed anything yet, I am already getting a taste of "the big firm" environment which is not necessarily a bad thing; but I think that being an investor first and foremost my scenario is a little more unique.I know that I have to disclose my personal transactions (or my entities') prior to making offers.

I don't find it tasteful to have a bunch of people spending money to compete against each other.

Gives you a taste of what life is like for someone doing that strategy.

The problem with borrowing money from a family member is that Thanksgiving dinner tastes different and anytime you buy something for yourself or take a vacation, you will feel scrutinized.