But, there were definitely others that felt like a sales pitch from the moment I walked in.The best way to figure out which ones work for you is to give a few different ones a try.

I'm particularly passionate about Fix and flips and Airbnb.Outside of real estate, I enjoy spending the valuable moments with family, friends and building fresh water fish tank aquariums as a hobby.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

I've had properties undervalued by $100k because the appraiser was obviously not familiar with my city, and I've had refis where the appraisal came back much higher than what I could realistically sell for at that moment in time. 

I am telling you this because while it looks like at the moment Nathan is right, landlording is not for you (at least right now), but you can grow into it, if you wanted to.

You may get a tenant that in the heat of the moment leaves a review that doesn't represent the true accuracy of the business.

The only cash flow is out at the moment.

Not your last big bill but a good learning moment 

At the moment I have four rentals, all SFHs, and bought starting in 2013.

I do have to disclose that I am on a student-based work visa at the moment called F1, I am unsure whether this will affect my ability to buy real estate so would love more guidance on that!

I tell people that I start my day with a list of 100 things to do, and by the time i finish the first 10, the list is already back up to 120 and I'm lucky to end the day back at 100.Maybe this is a moment of weakness, but, it sure seems like I have them more and more often and that lifestyle of a passive investor analyzing DST's every 5-7 years, and checking on quarterly reports keeps seeming more and more attractive!