If you like the finer things in life, eating food, not getting rained on when you sleep, you are incentivized to get a job that gives you stable recurring pay check.

If people who made a quick buck because of the Covid urban flight think that was a recurring revenue, I have news for them. 

If you are feeling anxiety over your situation it is likley due to th elack of a business/financial plan and you are likley moving FAR too fast.

I see people I care about slowly going insane and becoming severely depressed, no matter what I say to them.No one wants to put more people at risk or overwhelm the healthcare system, but somehow everyone is ignoring the fact that the entire economy has collapsed, needs immediate fixing, or we will be left with looting, robbery, more crime than ever seen before, suicides, and a whole lot of mental health issues.So though it is horribly tragic that 0.1% of the US population has died from COVID (using their numbers which I know may have accuracy issues), I personally believe it's more tragic that 70% to 90% or more of the US population is affected by this in some way or another leading them to depression, anxiety, and possibly suicide.

Most of it gave me general ideas, but the one recurring theme I found was the lack of how-to information.

We have a new more business friendly administration but there will be turmoil as they try to take things to the place they want to get them to so I would expect much chaos along the way.All that aside, when you say $2,500 / month and, as you mentioned, you're looking at adding 3 properties so call it $833 / month / property, you're quoting a true cash flow number that takes into account all PITI, management cost, recurring capital expenses, vacancies, correct?

And being 600 mi away from the property may give you quite a bit of anxiety! 

Due to mental illness, [FIRST NAME] has certain limitations regarding [SOCIAL INTERACTION/COPING WITH STRESS/ANXIETY, ETC].

.  :-)People's anxiety is directly correlated to the first derivative of ... anything. 

The recurring fee definitely reads suspiciously like rent.