I think what you are getting at is the absentee owner syndrome?

I also have family goals that I would like to achieve, including getting my kids on the property ladder, and looking after my son with down syndrome for the rest of his natural life so that he never as to rely on the state.I have a motorbike riding buddy who has experience in real estate and who is now a mortgage broker, and so have committed to work together.So, I'm excited to be here, and have a ton to learn, but I'm looking forward to the journey.

Seems a bit like a case of Stockholm syndrome setting in.

Shiny object syndrome took over! 

And you should be able to clear your head of the analysis/paralysis syndrome from all of the course and seminar you've been to.

I agree, don't fall for the shiny object syndrome.  

It's super easy to get shiny object syndrome on BP.  

I agree with your point about the ceiling...I have a feeling that I may have caught the "shiny object syndrome" but it can be hard to see through this to see if it is indeed a good deal, and to consider the actual tenant pool.

Like you, if you try to read everything you will be confronted with the dubios paralysis of analysis syndrome.

Greetings BP family, finally writing my 1st post, whew!!

I returned to 9 to 5 this week after 3 months maternity leave (Wow, Really!!!!) . Well, it's time to Run, YES, I said, [b]"RUN"... I'm ready to dust myself...