Do you know if your companies do out of the state shipping? 

I abandoned that ship.

If they ship it to you, it's more money, so pick it up or have your maintenance person do so.

@Matthew Baltzell Jacksonville (Jaxport) also just signed a 25 year contract to start recieving the first large deepwater container ships via the newly widened/deepened Panama Canal.

He runs a tight ship, has an amazing team of people working for him, and strives to makes sure that everyone involved in the deal feels satisfied with not only the experience, but what they make financially.Additionally, in our one on one conversations about the systems of his business and his vision, I was left with a feeling that TK genuinely cared that his investors were greatly satisfied.

If it falls between Jan 9 and April 8, it will need to be on the Holland America cruise ship Rotterdam VI -88 day cruise for wifey and I.

We barely got out before the entire ship when down.However, I know too many wealthy people who own real estate as their primary vehicle for income and net worth.

I guess only 3 years since first purchase (After knocking out my housing expense, then I burned the ships and went full time investing last year), although seems longer than that but that may be just because coronavirus.

(Although there are a couple of tenants that need to shape up or ship out.)I am pretty comfortable landlording and George has been landlording in CT for 20+ years, so it might be a little different than a house flip, but right in our comfort zone. 

Partially just because it has been “discovered” resulting in more visits...and partly because they are working on a “Home Port” cruise ship port.