They always seem to be quick to spend money and it seems to me it has always been the magic it to first collect the rents due (hopefully with near as possible 100% occupancy), and then try and hold on to that money, spend what needs spent to keep the property well maintained and things in order, but never waste a dollar. 

@Greg Dickerson @Bjorn Ahlblad There is no magic bullet answer per se to this question.

Hey BP Members, I see this question in one of the group that I'm in and would like to know your thoughts as well.If you could wave a magic wand and make your biggest challenge with achieving financial freedom disappear, what would it be?

a long, well-written, and informative response magically appears.     

Then I come around with a magic wand and say, I have a buyer.

Dieters are looking for a "magic pill" that takes the weight off while they sleep and do not have to change their eating habits or do any exercise.

Albert Einstein called the magic of compounding interest his greatest mathematical discovery ever.If you begin to save for retirement in a 401k or Roth IRA at an early age, you will be fine.I started when I was 22, straight out of college.

There is no magic formula which predicts future events.

It's a good useful deduction, but not some magical freebie.You can also use the simplified $5/sq ft method for your storage area.By the way, equipment such as computers or office furniture have nothing to do with home office deduction.

Your suspended loss issue magically goes away, providing you with huge tax free cash flow.