For 10 years we ate on a kitchen table our neighbor threw out.

Speaking from hands on experience on both platforms as I've worked with both Carrot and Wordpress sites (more than 400 sites so far since 2017), what carrot brings into the table is their simple, all in one, fast website platform.

In redfin output choose "Table"5.

Although most people would say what I am doing is networking, I'm actually not in a classical sense.

I've had the idea of finding a partner, but I don't know how I'd bring value to the table.

I haven't taken any chips off the table yet and if anything I've upgraded my properties through a 1031 exchange so on the SFH imagine transferring to a bigger home from a smaller one.As the number of properties increase, the number of headaches increases and so does the drive to each property and the time invested. 

Below is a list of a few low Maintenace plants you could look up and decide on: Cheap Low maintenance plants:Hostas-thrive in shade, hard to kill Daylilies - very low Maintenace and colorful Lavender - smells amazing and natural bug repellent Boxwoods- evergreen, easy to trim and classic Black-eyed Susans -bright, cheerful, low effort Sedums - drought tolerant and looks clean all year- round Include a small patch of open soil if you want to offer tenants the option to garden, gives them flexibility without locking you into upkeep Also, Mulch is your best friend, its cheap, neat, and help control weeds while keeping the yard looking fresh.

I did have experience operating LTR's to bring to the table, but even if you don't, it's not that much more complex.

If your family bond is strong enough to survive the rollercoaster of entrepreneurship—and if you can balance heart with strategy—then yes, blood and business might just be your winning formula.But if you’re not ready for some serious soul-searching (and contract signing), it might be best to keep family at the dinner table—and out of the boardroom.Personally, it has led to the best and (occasionally) the most difficult situations in my life, but I would not change a thing!

I’ve got all of Robert’s early real estate books in my library, classics.