Make it your mission to become the expert on rents in your areas.

I don't know exactly what your mission statement is but say something like " My business works hard to find properties that you can acquire through your network of investors and match with families" Of course match this with what your business does.

Your first mission is to protect the equity that you have (this is a secured loan, not just some credit cards so extra care is warranted), and your second mission is to find some kind of income to sustain you and your little one while this is going on. 

A deal that makes sense gets picked up quick.I have an investor that got one of my email blasts and really liked a property in Mission.

Steve speaks to the mission/goal of what he is providing folks in his community AND about how he is trying to create a legacy for his children by immersing them in the business, having them put in sweat equity, etc.-- which is EXACTLY my why....   

Well, if there isn't anything on the market that provides such then, as a real estate oriented/AI programmer, I want to undertake that "impossible" mission and materialze it.

I don't live in the area and therefore wouldn't be able to attend, but lately I'm on sort of a mission to try to improve the quality of the events I do attend (or are considering).In my area, Meetups tend to come and go. 

@Brian Adams I want to bring in mass income for missions.

I’m on a mission to master the BRRR method.

4.Be prepared for Mission CreepIf you’re doing anything less than a full gut renovation, be prepared to deal with “Mission Creep” from your contractor or architect, which goes something like this: “Well, as long as you are doing this, you might as well do that too.”