@Mike Dymski - I like how you said it is not only a learned skill but one you must practice daily to push fear to the side!

If you want to be into rentals know how to raise money legally and form Partnerships so you can invest in apartment complexes.Once you start buying a minimum of a 32 unit apartment complexes you'll be able to hire a Property Management Company to take care of the daily operations including the maintenance and tenant screening and still make a positive cash flow. 

The big hair on it is that the rent roll shows an outside company own about half the trailers.

Rich Dad Poor Dad.For over a month now, I've been diving in daily to anything real estate I can get my hands on. 

I've been analyzing multiple deals daily and wanted to ask the other investors how they make their offers?  

The 'clearance' above the ceiling is full of 1960's era powdered insulation so good luck pulling wire.They are using my tile guy & he is tearing out what's left of his hair trying to get work done & he's been there 3 weeks.

If I could show a daily tip log and weekly cash bank deposits would that help?

Did the motel return to daily and weekly rentals only?

I am currently reading Yardi reports, Marcus and Millerchap reports, ABI, CBRE etc, but am interested to hear about other reports you may find key to your inveating like these monthy or quarterly reports, but also what kinds of material you are reading daily or weekly to keep up with your markets and the multifamily industry.Please share your thoughts and get some conversation going!

If the unit is close to you, visit it daily to look for unlawful breaking and entering.