It's simply a spoke on the wheel to having more cash flow than monthly expenses. 

they are bit more on the expensive side, but dont use wifi and are more durable then the regular keyless door entries. this ensures that guests can always get in and out even if there is a power outage. 

Here is one of my posts, YES, it IS this simpleHey all, I see so many posts, " I am researching, " I am doing my homework" , I am trying to build my team" "Deciding on which area" So many are TRYING but never do anything, like a hamster on a wheel, A LOT of movement but staying in the same place.

A few helpful clarifying questions, hopefully help get your wheels turning as well, would be:What are you planning on doing with the property and what is your exit plan?

I think the issue is the econ-smart persons at the wheel know full well what the "cure" is but it's political suicide and so nobody is willing to touch it.   

I felt like I was spinning my wheels and didn't know what info was reliable or exactly what steps to take.

You can literally see the hamster-wheel of thought going, lol, can see them process the thought of "Oh sh#t, WTF, he's not scared.... he's supposed to be scared..... oh sh#t, what do I do now.....". 

I did what he taught and did not try to reinvent the wheel.

I am spinning my wheels in my market.  

My places are cabins, so when I am outfitting a new cabin, I am typically in the market for log beds, solid hickory dining sets, and durable, sturdy antiques.