I like that your last name is Seed and you keeping using the phrase “seed capital Account Closed - had a similar convo with one of my partners last week.

If you have heard the phrase "don't put all your eggs in one basket", you will recognize that the concept applies to real estate investing as well.

(Funny thing is I told that to a banker one day when I was walking him through my property management company and he said most home owners are in the same situation.)I will phrase this another way: I am satisfied when an issue in one of my rentals costs me only a reasonable amount of money and none of my time.My company does  such a good job they leave me free to do what I have a passion for which is helping other people improve their lives financially.Chris

Every ad I see uses key words and phrases to draw attention and many of them use "great cash flow" In fact I have seen several ads from companies and individulas advertising their property with rents below a 1% purchase price ratio and state "great cash flow".Secondly, you only assume my numbers indicate negative cash flow.

The phrase, Real Estate is local goes beyond that today to being micro-local.

The phrase “put your money where your mouth is,” fits well here I think.

Whenever I hear the phrase "systemic changes", I listen very carefully. 

@Eric Pinter I don't have much to add Eric but that's a great way to phrase it

#solvedLet me re-phrase: what areas are best for not being asked questions?

You should make use of a variety of match types, such as Broad Match Modifier, Phrase Match, Phrase Match Modifier, and Exact Match.#3 Not checking Search Terms - You can check your Search Terms to make sure relevant search queries are triggering your ads.