Most valuable lessons learned here since I've joined:-zero tolerance for late rent- getting in to properties for regular inspection (recently found 3 inadequate and/or clogged AC filters-Getting all of our properties up to fair market value-I am looking to embrace a regular HVAC maintainance contractor (between all of our rentals and personal properties we have 13 HVACs so this will represent a large yearly expense (yes I know it prevents potential major repairs later but I have engineering experience and have watched these guys come out to "maintain" the units and rarely do they clean any inside and never outside coils) and it seems like they essentially check the freon charge and change filters.

I have been through many of the Rich Dad series as well as a large number of real estate books.In all of my reading and self study, I have come to embrace the concept that I need to lay out some sort of goals.

Depending on the tourism market, that could take you any where from a few weeks to a few months.  

The crowd that Mammoth attracts changes with the seasons, but we have really high tourism year round.

And some of this newly found gentrification is going to get rolled back pronto when the next recession hits, based on the wet-behind-the-ears generation that's so enthusiastically embraced it. 

I like living in Burbank, but the properties are really expensive and due to the tourism in the area it seems that that would be a decent vacation area which I am not ready to work with yet.

Why doesn't this guy Reed spend more time on his own business and embrace others who are leading his field.

I feel socially and economically charged to prepare an embracing housing market for those to come.

So much so, these entrepreneurs are called “Tampreneurs.”Tampa has the diversified economy millennials seek, led by financial services, STEM-related occupations, health care, research, education, tourism, retirement, and military bases all making significant contributions to jobs and growth.

The economy is really taking its toll here, as tourism is down.