I have a passion for being an Entrepreneur, Curating Multiple Streams of Income, and Investing in Real Estate.Among my business loves, I am the Podcast host of The Healthy Hu$tle with Gabrielle Adrian -- a podcast to help you hustle harder, healthier and happier! 

Matt not only guided me through the daunting process of syndication, but he talked me through some of my biggest fears and doubts.The rental numbers look healthy, but the major appeal of this property is the value - add opportunity.

I am the type of person that does get bored whenever I accomplish things and reach my goals I always ask myself " okay whats next now", after competing in bodybuilding/Physique competitions I needed to take my drive and dedication to something more long term that is going to give me more time and freedom than the ( 8-5) full time schedule.

On the other hand, you can make a healthy profit by pricing your rental just a bit lower than others, especially when breaking into the market.

We need to return to a free market with healthy growth and appreciation.Here are some of my additional thoughts:Making everyone feel warm and fuzzy with price increases when we are holding back inventory is not a true solution to the problem at hand.

I haven't been on the site lately as I have been busy with some projects and keeping a healthy lifestyle :).

On the upside, it keeps the rental market healthy.

NO healthy foods are served.

I have always had a healthy respect for Huskers fans.

On a per user basis, it was cheaper than salesforce, and works much better than what we had before, sugarcrm.Originally posted by Peter Giardini:Unless you are planning on building a big database of potential customers that you want to communicate with routinely and convince them to buy something from you.... it is probably gross overkill for a real estate investor.We currently have what I would consider a very healthy and targeted database that we would like to better segment and communicate with.