Let's grind, collaborate and educate each one of us.

There are other tenants who might leave if noise from call center will interfere with their work and I would rather keep them and keep looking for a more suitable tenants.

Soon he will be a toddler and will be walking and running and will be making even more noise.

Get to know them well, so they inform you of off market deals.I've tried services like Prospect Now, which can be a little pricey, but you can get contact info of owners directly.It may take you 1-2 years for you to grind it out and get into a bigger deal... but isn't it worth it?

I need to know how to do the analysis myself if only to be capable of vetting the results of my employee.That being said, you still have the problem of having to grind through more deals than you have time to process.

Street noise matters.

Few are willing to slow grind their way into an early retirement

what got my gears grinding is @Chingju Hu saying that the agent told her the "house will go up 8000k!" 

Then I ran into him at the building later that day when I brought him some skis that I had bought for his walker legs (his rubber caps stick to the floor and make a ton of noise every time he moves around) and he said that he was going to be moving the end of the month.

I'm a guy with a full time day job and someone who is still grinding it out trying to make RE investing his full time gig so I'm like a lot of you out there.Simply wanted to share my positive experience.