Yes, it’s a classic, it’s narrow in scope.

Some basic, low cost landlord self study will help you sleep soundly and get a check in the mail (or in your account electronically) every month....Even the classic Landlording by Leigh Robinson is in most libraries (free) or used bookstores for a couple of bucks.Best of luck!

I can make a suggestion, but you might not like McDonald's cheeseburgers.

I am coming from a classic Dave Ramsey mentality of paying off your house in full before moving on to other real estate investments. 

I'm new to this community, though I've been listening to the podcast and reading the classics on and off for the past few years.I'm here to learn, connect, share & potentially meet future advisors, mentors, or even partners, and add value where I can.

@Rhonda Wilson, You're anticipating the classic exit strategy from a career of 1031 investing. 

Classic case of a city that once manufactured one or more products and had a strong blue collar influence, but now is mainly low income service jobs.  

-------------------What comes to mind for me reading your posts is the Classical Greek expression << οὐδέ γρῦ >>, which means something like "without a voice."

I currently own an investment property which is a single family home rental in Lawrenceville, GA and a real estate investment company entitled Classical Estates, L.L.C. 

@Jamie Beltran, it sounds like you may be making a classic mistake and capitalizing the the rents from the park owned homes and rent to own homes at the same rate as the park itself.