I was active duty in the marines and our bonus wasn’t as great as some of the reserve units but every bit helps.

Rent control picks winners and losers.2.)

The goal is to find what you want to do and become a master on that specific subject, for example, I'm an active duty Marine and I'm currently station in Japan so the books that I'm reading now are Long-Distance Real Estate Investing and the BRRRR by @David Greene this book are in line with my particular situation and fit my overall strategy.

Looks like Indianapolis is a real winner.  

I recently saw a list of the top maybe 50 best cash flowing cities and the winner was none other than Flint Michigan.

If the house pays for itself in four years because of the $500 a month in cashflow, buy materials that last 15 years and you’re bound to turn out a winner.

I got more information on the fellow, and it turns out he's a retired marine who is older and sold his home to rent closer to friends and family.

Originally posted by @Anthony Marin:@Scott LennonI think rentals will always matter but I do think the old saying location, location, location matters so much more now than ever.

I could not care less what those winners may think of me.

My technique of outsourcing isn't common anywhere, simply because people don't know of this method but it's truly a winner move!