But getting to an early retirement with a stroke from all the stress and pressure is probably not your goal :-)I'd just relax and enjoy what you already have, do a shot of tequila and go lay in a lounge chair and enjoy.....

I made the call and got a lot of high pressure sales tactics.

They started pressuring us to give them a final decision immediately.

Losing weight, lower blood pressure, flexibility, sport specific training, marathon running, lower back pain, injury rehab, bodybuilding...start with the end in mind and work with professionals to craft a plan. 

not 10%... not 25%... more like a 75 or 100% increase from purchase price usually.and as others have said you don't want to buy it with a DSCR loan - you want to buy it with hard money / bridge money and then refinance into a DSCR loan.using a HELOC for the down payment just puts tremendous pressure on you to boost the value. 

3) You should have started eviction process immediately, to keep the upper hand and PRESSURE on them to perform.

I do not want spend my W2 income to cover house mortgages, to not have pressure if things like layoffs will happen, so my plan is to buy house in a good neighborhood that may have appreciation and some minimal cash flow after all expenses (management, maintenance and vacation).

Jesse is not the “high-pressure” salesperson that many agents are in today’s market.

Personally I'm not a fan of getting pressured into a deal - if you don't feel good about rushing into the deal, it's better to back out.

We're building a payments + property management solution for small landlords at https://useatlas.co that's closer to venmo/cashapp, trying to make it really easy to both collect rent and manage properties.No pressure, but if you'd like to be an early user we're actively bringing landlords to beta.