Just take the following:Bogleheads (buy and hold Vanguard Mutual Funds, live frugally)Money Mustache (earn above average income, live frugally, cut waste, adopt stoic philosophy)Bigger Pockets (house hack, rent, flip, etc.)Millionaire Fast Lane: own a business and aim for high income acceleration / sell business at a high multipleMillionaire Next Door:  Live frugally, save and invest, own a small business or choose the right vocationRich Dad, Poor Dad:  Convert earned income into passive and portfolio income as quickly as possible, buy real estate, aim to be a Big Business owner and/or InvestorI like owning a small business for the income it generates and buying properties or equity syndication shares for income + appreciation + tax benefits. 

So much fake cause and effect assumptions Basic Economics 101 teachers just rolled over in their grave Having an intellectual argument on these three questions is at best as useful as arguing science fiction philosophy

I hope it inspires the organizations that shaped your outlook, to share Turnkey Property Group’s, and many of our peers' philosophies, in the turnkey industry, to start running their businesses with integrity, transparency, and honesty at their foundation.

This is pretty much the philosophy of this state. 

His philosophy was a tenant will move out with little or no notice anyway and not much you can do about it, so might as well put them on month to month....from his side if there is something they are doing he doesn't like....too many people, too many cars, playing loud music and disturbing neighbors, pets they didn't disclose or whatever, he can raise the rent or give notice to move out with 30 days notice since it is month to month.   

Be on top of what they're doing.By redundancy, he was saying that it makes it easier for not only this one, but the rest of theMany rehabbers I know use that philosophy also. 

His philosophy is based on working within the limits of an investor's funds. 

Anyone highly leveraged and following that philosophy gets nailed in the dip.

They are much more risky and leave you less diversified and thus more greatly exposed to risk in those industries/companies.Everything I've learned backs up the philosophy that having real estate properties in your portfolio help accelerate your financial goals tremendously.

Don’t buy into this new age crap philosophy about living like a bum on peanuts save everything then retire at 28 and continue to live like a poor loser .