At some point I would put together a plan, a vision on where you want to go with real estate, to help you with your journey.

Occasionally they'll mention something I hadn't thought of, but for the most part they're just yapping.This house is your vision.

As I have a vision to what my business will look like, big relationships and no fear to action, I would love to find the yin to my yang.Thanks!

Get up at 6 when no one is out, listen to the radio, push snow around, drink coffee; I love plowing snow.As far as what equipment you should get, that depends on your vision for the service you want to provide, there are pros and cons for all of it.Plow truck with a 9 foot straight, or a v blade would be great for plowing parking lots at multiple properties.

VISION: to own land & hookups all over the US by finding raw land or distressed mobile home owners that may need a cash out on the land they own but can still pay 3-$400 mo to rent the land.

You will be able to get some short term cash to help you build your vision.

Do you know a PM that you will trust to manage this based on your vision or will you be managing this asset yourself?

I am reaching out to search for both REI groups on the Greensboro area (even up to Danville and Martinsville area) and I would also like to find a mentor, someone who started out with a similar vision and has created a standing rental business for themselves.

Once you have a vision of what you'd like in a property, can see what a realistic price range is based on sales/active listings and then see if that looks feasible based on what you think your income will likely be. 

It only matters whether the cost of taking the action (perhaps factoring in distraction from the business's vision and annual objectives) is less than or equal to the expected benefit.