Just of a matter of when I am comfortable enough to say goodbye to my w-2 income...You probably think like myself in that you don't keep all your eggs in one basket and want to have multiple streams of income coming in: Real Estate, W-2, Portfolio income and goal is to grow this income.best of luck!

I am ever vigilant that while presently I haven’t seen personal liability claims originating from child poisoning case but I anticipate once there is an enforced City of Toledo Ordinance, affected children are the low-hanging-fruit for litigation.   

You never want to put all your eggs in one basket. 

When I was in a basement suite, the owner who lived upstairs would leave the mail either in a basket in the laundry room or slide it under the door to our unit.

All in one spot is nice, but all your eggs are in one basket too.

I've got 2 nice blocks of land there, but I've put them in the 'too hard' basket for the time being!

Personally, I always recommend to investors to mix up their portfolios so that they do not have "all of their eggs in one basket". 

Looking to network with local Upstate investors to gain better knowledge of local groups, strategies concerning others experience with the upstate's continued population growth/trends, local deals (haven't seen too much in terms of multi-units, but again just beginning my introduction to this vertical) - just scratching the surface).Here's to creating new fruitful networks and successfully progressing into a challenging, yet fun and rewarding adventure.Keith

Although REI is new to me, I hope my strong problem solving, analytical, and management skill can grow our investment with fruitful outcome.

Get a job to start bringing home income and stabilize your home life before putting all your eggs in the REI basket without having any previous experience.