There is way more knowledge to absorb than you can take in in a 2.5 day “coaching” program… it’s like drinking from a fire hose.

The biggest shock absorber for economic change in the rental market is vacancy rate.

Listen to them , absorb their advise, but research and think on your own.

Fortunately I run a large enough business to absorb the loss here.

There is no smoking going on at that point, just the residual that was absorbed by their clothing, hair, etc.

That has what has helped the economy absorb the inflation to some extent. 

The rents support the mortgages and we’ve pulled equity out to keep a solid liquid position to absorb any kind of disruption.

I think $7K is the most expensive single outlay I have had to absorb for replacing a sewer line through a bunch of other utilities. 

In that case....I can correct to market rent and absorb the vacancy like any other investor.

The seller had the right to change title, the bank had the right to call the loan, and if the bank did call the loan, I was willing to absorb that cost.Thanks for helping to prove my point --You seem to have a philosophical issue with the concept.