KC is pretty steady eddy, much less volatile and resulting growth rates that mirror inflation over the long haul.Be sure you have good boots on the ground here in KC.Best of luck in your investing career!

I agree with @Christian Hansen that @Andrew Syrios has written a  great article and as it mirrors my approach to PM. 

Clean windows, appliances, mirrors, lights, fans, outlets, and so on. 

During these past ten years anyone who could fog a mirror and had some cash and/or some smarts could have or should have done well whether they invested in RE or the stock market as they've both rebounded very well during this last spurt.I'm no guru by any stretch but at 70+ years old and God willing still swinging, I have lived through at least 7 economic downturns from the '69 aerospace debacle to the '73 & '79 oil embargoes to the 79 Jimmy Carter 18 to 21% inflationary crisis to the '89 mortgage debacle to the 2000 high tech meltdown to the '08 mortgage meltdown.All that stated, what I'm seeing now is the absolute worse time in America's socio- economic history.

The compounding interest rate mirrors the dividend interest rate for the illustrated whole life policy above.

Minor stuff, maybe a rack of free weights, a benchpress, and a treadmill with a few full body mirrors and maybe a small TV.  

If you can fog a mirror you can get a General Contractors license in Indiana..

I don't list my fees publicly; however, I can say that here is an article which was mirrored on the Wall Street Journal.http://www.accountingweb.com/tax/irs/tax-return-pr...http://www.cpapracticeadvisor.com/news/12065684/av...I highly recommend a good read of those.

As luck and humor would both have it, the duplexes were about 10 strides from each other and were exact mirror images of each other... just like my twin and I.

Considered putting em on the bathroom mirror but my roommate would probably find that annoying lol.