I am interested in taking my profits and buying my first long term rental property. 

Thank you everyone for your intake and comments, very helpful!

He has to intake the maintenance request, pay for the software, see that the guy fixes it, confirm its completed, invoice you, complete payroll, and track it in his software that it was completed, and then collect money from you.

Alternatively I do some quick but intense workouts inside.In terms of the diet, I notice I'm less tired with less sugar intake.

All pets do damage, just like all tenants cause ware and tear, it is simply a question of how much risk you are comfortable in taking.

So really, it would be 3-4K less per year in take home pay that you wou;dn't be able to invest in real estate.

The way the conversation began had a somewhat judgmental framework so it’s no surprise the post took such a turn, but in taking a step back, it’s all the same message — we can’t buy everything we want all the time, so we make choices.

If you have any interest in taking a look at the Phoenix market, any questions about how to successfully run/ manage a short term rental ( in any city), or just want to pick my brain, feel free to reach out.

As you slowly grow to $3500-4000+ a month in take home pay, you should be putting away $3,000-$4,000/month.

Please message me if you'd be interested in taking a short 5-minute survey.