A faster, more entertaining way to become poor is to bet on horses, sporting events, or the like- if you go that route, you'll become poor but at least you'll have had fun getting there.I recall a conversation with a Section 8 employee a few years ago- Section 8 was angling to make it illegal to refuse tenants based on the tenants' use of Section 8.

So would we want to sell a property once it has reached it's pinnacle Annualized Return?

In Metro Phoenix, our first and second quarters historically record the highest numbers of contracts.Among many contributing factors is "event season," when the main sports and lifestyle events attract thousands of people to the Valley.

BTW as I said above this is a team sport, one needs to be in an experience group of investors, boots on the ground. 

As a example, look at the people and kids out there who learn to play a sport, or multiple sports. 

One on sports and another on Economics.

. . .As you network, collect business cards and website information ("marketing is a contact sport").

A lot of them are designed to run on a big battery; check to see if it can just run from the charger all the time.One drawback is that it may only have a relatively wide-angle lens; as far as I know you can't usually swap lenses like you can with a "real" security camera.Wally World sells a few and the big local hunting / sporting goods store will have more.

Even worse for the novice We take some golf carts at sporting clays courses. 

Remember that real estate investing is a team sport.