Just depends on what you prioritize most.

The things that will give you an advantage are 1) being willing to live where you find a deal rather than prioritizing neighborhood / lifestyle.

Mike D'Arrigo your advice helped a lot to prioritize our investment goals to maximize our cash flow.

I estimate we will be getting back to reason-ish in June-ish.  1st world problems like vacation and travel will be re-prioritized for you. 

Most people prioritize paying their rent, and I see thousands of medical collections come up on credit scores every year.  

Your job is to not let them prioritize cigarettes or lottery tickets or pedicures or whatever over paying you.Next time, you won't let anyone slide. 

As a manager, who are you going to prioritize?

While I know you Dillon realize all of this already I say it to stress the importance to new investors that first ensuring that you’re living well below your means and prioritizing increasing the value you have in the job market is the first step towards being a successful investor.

Some tenants need to learn how to prioritize their money, but you can rest assured that they do know who they have to pay first. 

Bought a multi-family in May and the neighbor is a nut job.Has an endless list of complaints, some valid and some not.He called the property code inspector two weeks after closing, and I have a laundry list of repairs that I now need to (financially) prioritize over renovating and renting out the interior.The violations are about half resolved…then today my tenant notified me that city lead abatement folks were at the property.I feel like every time I turn around he’s going to be calling in trying to get the property cited, and I can’t let my guard down.