I've done about 400 so far, and ready to put some athletic tape on my hands, but I enjoy the hustle.Along with those actions, I've ordered and read both of J.

A couple properties ago we passed our very frugal freedom number, and decided that my very demanding job as an athletic director was ultimately slowing our progress down in real estate.

I find my self constantly on the internet looking for the next "boom city" or a city that is in recovery on the rise or a city in a seller's market.

If you buy at 1% thinking appreciation will save you that’s also a risky bet 10 years into a housing recovery.

Not as fast growing, but still in recovery and not too far to visit if needed.

This was validated from a local property management company I just spoke with today that said they are definitely seeing an uptick in rentals well after the Harvey recovery.

There is nothing additional being provided in terms of connectivity, disaster recovery, service, etc. for the commercial account.

I also get tired of having to explain that by "making a relationship" with you, I expose myself to litigation if I ever have to sue a borrower for a deficiency from a foreclosure and oh, let's not even mention the part about how I have to explain to my state and federal regulators, or my shareholders that I failed in my duties to maximize recovery and minimize risk of loss by selling directly to some invidivual investor instead of exposing the property to the open market....you keep digging.

But I like the term “house hacking” because it’s simple and most everyone knows what you mean.Among my least favorite words are “athleticism” (how about athletic ability instead) and “actually”.

That's OK I'm a degreed accountant and I don't do cost recovery and lifo is some kind of surgical procedure I think!