@Jordan Workman nice work exercising your "deal analyzing muscle" - practice makes perfect, and being able to quickly vet the financials on these deals is an essential skill for any investor. 

I also used some muscle car stamps instead of the regular American flag ones to hopefully make it seem more "friendly".

even if you don't use them afterwards it has been theorized that writing creates muscle memory and helps you to retain information better!!  

How long it takes you to develop the necessary skill depends on a) where you started, b) how much you "practice" and c) your personality type.It has taken me, as a Real Estate Professional, a great deal of time to develop the negotiating muscles necessary to confidently assure my buyer clients that we have the best deal possible.  

She was rail thin because people who are in late stage COPD burn up about 5,000 calories a day because every single muscle in your body has to work so hard to just take a breath.

She’s the brains in finding deals and I’m the muscle that flips the place.

This reminds me of the time I got into the ring with the just out of prison tattoed fighter all muscled up.

Gained a couple of pounds in the last 4 years, but has a little more muscle too.I'm 4 years older, which is not a good thing, but I'm a little wiser now.I'm a big fan of Paul Ryan before I knew which party he belonged to.

Like anything, it's not about the game it's about the practice so you have muscle memory to make the right decision in the game without thinking.If you look at anyone at the top of their field they have some type of coach and/or mentor, no brainer in my opinion. 

Flexing your landlord muscles won't work here.