Terrific article by WSJ writers about what retirement actually looks like if you are managing rental real estate.  

At the bottom you can look at references written by BP members and actually interact with the writer through BPs message system.I'll reach out with some information and a colleague request. 

Writing (quality) posts takes time that we take out of our "free" time so it's always good for the writers to know that they don't spend the time for naught.Great that you mention the tax issues, which I didn't comment on because they're not really an issue in the countries where I invest.

Zerohedge dot com has a lot of variety on the writers and investors and the economy.

-join asset owner and investor associations -network with sales-only real estate companies-try to be a guest blog writer on relevant websites (e.g. 

I trusted this agent because she was recommended to me by one of the MTR gurus/book writers as a high professional investor-friendly agent.I had planned to implement a mid-term rental (monthly) strategy, but I cannot do so due to HOA restrictions and high insurance costs.

You could become a writer ?

  so I just read an article on the difference between quartz  and granite and the writer is saying just the opposite of the two posters above.

Unfortunately by the time it is published it is too late or the writers didn't do their research properly. 

I guess my question is more of a hypothetical if it gets to be more mainstream, since it’s become such a hot talking point for coaches, mentors, gurus, writers etc.