Consider these facts/characteristics:Bostonian, $9K in student loans, no rent expenses currently (living at home), not a really a spender (1 pair of sneakers and 2 jeans for contrast), living off of $200 every paycheck and fully employed with a salary.My goal is to have 80% of my portfolio filled with rental properties while leaving the other 20% for capital projects.

The pairing is a win-win. 

I found the seller when the house was vacant,found the realtor (maybe the wrong one), paired the seller and the realtor to get the listing agreement signed. gained access to the house. made sure to follow up with the seller to get the tax returns in.

You just bought Robert a nice new pair of leather dress shoes .

Obviously we could take the handle off but a pair of channel locks will resolve that. 

Large down payments paired and a waived financing contingency.

The signage also provides a phone number for neighbors to inform on bad behavior or other issues that might arise, providing you an additional pair of eyes.Develop excellent and consistent systems/procedures for handling the routine stuff.

If we are, most likely our broker will assess your needs, pair you up with another agent that may be a better fit.

Pair that with a solid umbrella insurance policy.

I would really like some advice on how to focus and pair down the data.