You will do that by grinding out 100 meetings for every 1 who signs a deal with you.6) Personal appearance.  

Currently there are no windows and strangely enough the parking deck is partially over this area so Im not sure if noise or water could be an issue.I def do agree if the construction costs are not insane it the bump in NOI +refi would most surely pay for itself.

seriously with global warming, it's only going to get worse. there are enough things with rentals that can keep you awake without needing to add 5 to 15 storms potentially grinding through my property each year.

I can see myself getting hands on with flips, running the numbers, building my skills and knowledge, and enjoying the actual daily grind of being a real estate investor. 

If you're okay with the noise, I would recommend doing a student rental in Glassboro, near Rowan University.

Since I am still currently on a path to become debt free, along with trying to save as much money as possible (I have about 10k in savings), should I just stick with this 'grind' for the time being and continue to educate myself in REI?

I assume the coop rules are mostly along the lines of ‘don’t make a lot of noise, etc.

I hope this message can be applied to anyone pushing through a grind to finish a project, secure a new deal, or to get started.

It’s all about “hustle” and “grind” and whatever other words gurus and Internet personalities are throwing around right now.

SFH pay the water/sewer bill, take care of the lawn, remove snow, no complaints of the upstairs neighbor making noise, no parking issues, no backyard issues and the tenants typically stay longer which means less turnovers.