I've been reading, exercising, and studying while simultaneously cutting out my less meaningful and less fulfilling habits such as media consumption.

Evaluating the numbers would be a great exercise along with physically going to see the properties.

@Hai LocDollar General almost never exercises lease option renewal.

When the tenant buyer exercises the Option to buy a few years later, generally that has bought down our underlying financing and we split those profits 50/50 as well.

They are very wealthy financially but lack in other key areas of their lives.I would rather have 50 million 30 years from now in my 70's and have a balanced and fulfilled  life in all phases then look back and say I have 100 million now but I overworked myself all of those years.So I have a plan and year over year want to reach higher goals but sometimes I say no to things to spend time with my  family, exercise, and just get out into the fresh air and feel one with nature again.Balance is the key.

I've been slowly winning her over the past three months but it finally hit home last week when we did an exercise borrowed from the bp money podcast.

Do the exercise on all the items (roof, windows, hardscape, fence, bathrooms, plumbing, electrical, etc.) and the numbers add up fast. 

Evaluate better, question everything that I legally can, and exercise lease eviction options as soon as necessary.

The exercise we are going through right now is figuring if there's a real pain point for property owners and managers.

(For simplicity For this exercise let’s just assume 0 for tax, insurance and other expenses).