We can all agree to disagree. 

Others will disagree with this...and that's fine.In my opinion, the key to success in real-estate is not avoiding downturns (which is impossible because no one can accurately predict when and how badly...and trying to time also often results in missing good deals too)...but instead structuring conservatively to *expect them* and be able to hold through them (not lose the property) and get out to the other side.

I disagree. 

I realize some people on here may disagree with me but I feel like it is extremely important to build a solid financial base through Index ETFs and savings in high yield savings account.

I disagree with everyone, as usual.

I will however have to disagree about the comment regarding a public adjuster being a door knocker - in fact, we very much discourage EVER go door knocking, and in some places (more and more it would seem) are making it illegal to do so. 

@Conner Bryanti don't think we're disagreeing... it definitely takes money to buy a property.  

Others may disagree on that but rents may also increase which will put me in a better position in the future.

She just lets you eat some of it ahead of time, because otherwise you're too disagreeable to be around.Now, you have different methods of allocating land for CSS purposes.

I don't disagree but I am not going to spend a ton of dough to maybe get a 3 percent increase in bookings.