The super early adopters that knew about Bitcoin in 2011 are the true winners here.All the other folks will soon end up in tears.It's not a "pity" at all but rather a missed opportunity (They say that the average folk stumble across 5-7 multi-million dollar opportunities every day but we just don't realize them)I've made my millions through real estate and still continue to do so.A couple of days ago I just realized that I bought a tonne of Litecoins for fun on December 17th of 2013 heheSpent 5 full days syncing my wallet and upgrading it in order to recover them all.LTC had a decent run over the last 7 daysI suggest everyone jump on the life raft as "she is about to sink"Much success

Hopefully I can stumble across a good one soon!

I just stumbled across this post and thought I'd share my experience on MHD.

I stumbled upon this property while driving for vacant properties.

Also take a minute to recognize that telling them no should be easy - the fact that you are stumbling on this may indicate your potential complacency with other units.

I stumbled on Morris Invest in the fall of 2016 on YouTube and started watching his videos, and of course the ROI for his deals sounded pretty good and got me interested.  

This year I have hired 2 full time maintenance/rehab staff to work for my brother.My question is, what pitfalls have you stumbled across in an increasingly large organization?

I'm also not a fan of L/O's to buy since you have so little control, but you can do sandwich lease options if you thought it made sense.I did one where the owner bought the house for his son and financed it at 5% I/O, that thing cash flowed pretty well, but I stumbled into it and pitched it because the guy was loaded and had bought the house for his son who was a drug addict and trashed the place and he wanted the headache gone more than the money. 

Not a Con for Self Storage, but I see many people like yourself stumble across a deal, and they buy it without ever learning how to evaluate a Facility and it's market - and they ultimately pay too much, or underestimate the demand in the market, thinking it will just "fill up" on it's own. 2.  

@Frank Jiang, I just stumbled on to your excellent ProForma calculator.