Mindset is key and just know that this is a business and you would be actively seeking clients and every day you wake up your working for the paycheck you receive in 30-60 days.

Been there and done that too.Used to manage 20 units with Section 8 while owning 10 units of my ownAfter 3 months I saw how much more time I was spending on the Section 8 tenantsThe 20 units took up about 4-5 hours of my day EVERY DAY.

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Everyday that the property is vacant you lose money that can never be gained back.

If you are getting a long term rental, you may have some upfront work, and then whenever a tenant move in / out have some work, but typically for long term rentals you aren't touching / doing things to it every day. 

Kinda hard to tell when someone leaves if they're always on the road anyway (I think I saw him once after they started renting) and I can't be there everyday to monitor the situation and they don't tell me otherwise.

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The money being borrowed from the bank is "every day people's" money.

I lived in Superior for a while and commuted downtown every day (get satellite radio ha).I'm a realtor, so fortunately I have instant access to what is hitting the market and it's still very hard to find something before 50 other people have found it as soon as it hits the MLS.

I think as someone who does new construction every day this is all things they would agree with.