Hanging out at the club with your wallet home and locating a mentor so you know what your doing is just as critical as building a team of pros.

That includes any federal reserve notes in your wallet right now.

Saw it on one of those CNBC infomercials, and stopped buy Best Buy and picked it up for $40, which pays for hardware, local number, and a year of service.I read some bad reviews on it but gave it a go, and so far has worked out really well for me.

Leave your wallet home and you should be ok.Check this out:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2008/06/30/getting-the-most-from-your-real-estate-club/ :cool:

We knew we had to replace the operating hardware that is a scissor type arm with the rotating handle.

Anything that does pour in the cash and stuff my wallet, I get this feeling of "What a pain".

If you call a plumber or HVAC guy watch out for your wallet.

(I know why $2, well when I first started every once in a while I would get a $2 bill and one day I only had a $2 bill on me and I used it to tie up a property, After that I would put those bills in my wallet and tell myself I could only use them to tie up property and every time I opened my wallet and there was a $2 bill there that was a reminder and motivation.

I have experienced some of this when I let my onsite maintance guy directly handle tenant calls and some rent collection.I use tech, both software and smart home automation hardware to acts as eyes and ears on the property.

could you reduce the reno (as in paint cabinets/update hardware and maybe skip countertops).