I had dinner with my wife last week, it cost me more than $83. 

It was not a fortune but paid for a pizza dinner out with my wife and a couple friends.Three fourty yard dumpsters and a few donations to the local church later I was finally able to assess the situation.

It was dinner table conversation for like a year as it dragged on.When I told my Dad that I was staring to invest in real estate, I thought he would say 'that's a terrible idea!'

Go ahead, it's cost of dinner, no one is going to force you to buy anything else, just try it out for 7 days, no upsell, no sales pitch, no obligation test drive, for real. just sharing.

One thing he told me was, “A man needs something to talk about at the dinner table, but should never be home for lunch”.

.- Keep noise at dinner conversation levels and do not play loud music at any time.

Happy to go to lunch or dinner and discuss local real estate.

You might just as well ask me if the dinner you ate tonight would have tasted better with more salt. 

The upside is, you don't have show to an office everyday, but the downside is issues arise when you are on vacation, sitting down for dinner with family, and any other inconvenient time you can think of.I didn't buy until 2017, I spent almost two years saving capital and educating myself before I felt ready to pull the trigger, so it took about 4.5 years in total to hit my cash flow goal.

@Jimmy O'Connor outside of reading 1-3 books per week I regularly eat breakfast with brokers and take bankers out to lunch/ dinner often.