I have a 3% on my personal resi but I still pay an additional 50% every month because I want it paid off in the next few years.... but no question if one is trying to scale a rental business debt comes right along with it.I was at a real estate function a few weeks back and the host had a saying " refi till you die"  I really can't get behind that... and reality is 30% or more of americans homes are paid for.. and if that number was a lot higher we would not have such wild swings when you have a down or flat market.

Sadly, my choice in having a TV and Cable in the house is primarily due to hosting for vacation rentals, but I have found myself avoiding the TV whenever possible.

He's an amazing agent in the area who's super active in investing, hosts meetings, ect.

I am hosting an investor's networking event in June.

Check out CAREIA, along with the BP Meetup that Brie Schmidt hosts each month at Dino's Pizza.

I had the thought of hosting a realtor open house and invite local realtor to walk through the house before we "list" it.

2 camps in CA I see frequently.Those who made a ton of equity cycle upside and their dead equity versus the rents they collect has a wide gap.They see California with a host of issues and raising taxes and looking to put rent control on landlords.

You might know Clayton from FOX News, he hosts Fox & Friends.If you want to get started right away the first thing to do is to build a gigantic, salivating, responsive, active cash buyer list.

It is hosted by @Johnson H.If you ever have any questions, feel free to reach out.

You will find a wealth of information here.Also be sure to check out the following local REIA groups.http://ntarei.com/ This group has a general meeting once a month and hosts a lots of workshops for a small fee.