Along with animal feces in every room, one golden evicted tenant also was grilling in the living room.  12-ft textured ceilings and walls covered in black soot.  

I imagine that is the same for yacht brokers, private jets, exotic cars, private islands..etc.

But I'm starting to see some bubbles looming on the horizon and it ain't as easy making $ in RE as it was when there was a flood of distressed and foreclosed properties to pick through.Presently and personally I really liked @James Park's idea about cooling your jets for awhile and parking the 1m in that <1% money market spread out at 250k chunks in order to play it safe with FDIC limitations or be in a bank you trust with a sweep.I think, and it's just my personal humble opinion as a 70 year old that's been through several downturns, that we've reached another pinnacle in our economy.

I am in the US Air Force fixing jet engines hoping to make enough to replace my salary in passive income to help retire and take better care of my parents.

Texturing was a pain in the *** but It all worked out.

Yet, people infer Dave Ramsey is some financial demi-God for preaching common sense, and then transfer this over to things so vastly removed such as Real Estate Investing that it's like saying since I am good at driving my car they should let me drive the jet plane I am taking to texas, it's all driving right. 

And also make sure that you get a jet-assist model toilet.  

We had sheetrock work done with texture and new paint.

I should note my walls were textured with a medium/eggshell gloss paint.  

Or, commercial airline pilots who have either paid a fortune for aviation training from primary, multi-engine and transition to heavy jet type ratings or served in the military and gave up many years of their lives to serve their county.For a great discussion on the value-for-value read Robert J.