That is something to strive for once you do a few wholesale deals and reinvest into yourself if you don't have the resources to go that route from the beginning.

Being someone of use or value is what I'm striving for.

@Owen ThorntonAt your age, you have such a blank slate and so much time that you can strive to be more than just an investor.

Meaning anything worth doing is worth making yourself look foolish at first, but to always keep striving for perfection (or in engineering good enough).

At the end of the day though as you age as an investor I think retiring debt is the way to go.. and by retirement age to be totally debt free with a balance sheet that is all Assets and no liabilities would be something to strive for. 

If this was originally a long term hold deal, then I say you've achieved what most strive for and now have a cash flowing property to help contribute to your financial freedom.On the other hand, if you have a clear second option that will allow you to either purchase an even better deal, or invest the money elsewhere for a guaranteed higher ROI, then you have the other obvious answer. 

We strive to provide extremely high value for the cost bid. 

You should have an idea of how much you can force appreciation at the “buy” based off higher end comps in the area which you are striving to be like.I think Of appreciation as Just luck mostly, but I’m farFrom an expert.

Honesty should always be what you strive for.

I always strive to throw as many extras in my cabins as possible to try and rise above the average.It could be that your customer just likes the idea of having their own cabin in the smokys and just wants to have someone else manage it to help "offset" their costs while not using it.