@Chris FernandezThe deals with enough meat on the bone to BRRRR are going to cash buyers, off market.

Most managers are not qualified to manage properties and they only do it for the money.We own more than 140 units and have no bones about telling tenants we are the property owners.

My mindset has been to work myself to the bone to grow the business and the additional income would come.

Some hardly words to make their millions, others worked to the bone to make it happen, but no matter what they all have a single minded focus on whatever is in front of them and nothing else.The idea that wealthy hangout with other wealthy people is bs.

I bought a couple of older models a. one for my outgoing selling properties b. one for my incoming buying properties.

Sometimes it helps to see the bones of a good house hack property to really give you an idea of what you're looking for, so if you'd like to grab a cup of coffee to go and do a walkthrough of either of those properties with me I'd be happy to show you around.

@Jims B. One

In fact it's good in the sense that a highly leveraged property creates less of a temptation for a lawyer to go after you - there's no meat on the bone, you might say.

You will see based on bare bones living requirements how many months of reserves you have saved up currently in liquid cash.

My bare bones post-retirement living needs are much lower at about 70k.