This can come in many forms, and in my opinion it's a compilation of factors, from grit, passion, experience, certifications, insight, endurance.

And I do understand that it’s a much smaller decision to rent something then to buy something, but appearance does matter, and if this is shown on a property advertisement, and it’s the first impression prospective renters get, and they’re comparing it with something else that is much more beautiful and peaceful looking at the same same rate, I have to endure that hit.  

Conversely, if you can achieve even a $1 cash flow, enduring a 10-year holding period becomes more bearable.To answer your question, I can't speak for Buda and Kyle, but our investors have been achieving cash flow and appreciation here in Fort Worth and in Killeen, which is a growing secondary market outside of Austin.

It’s not worth enduring all the stress and legal fees.

@Nathan Killebrew“Man’s ability to endure is only limited by his choice not to...”

They know this rate environment is unsustainable in any enduring stance.

In my experience, there’s always a story and sometimes the details in the deal are much different than one would imagine.What I see: someone who endured 12 months of anticipation, anger, humility, learning, letdown, stress, joy, and most importantly a mother flipping desire to take control of every facet of every transaction I will partake in in the near future.I’m emotionally exhausted thinking about what transpired over the previous 12 months.

I have lost my entire life’s savings from losses upon losses endured in 2015 and 2016.

Using so much leverage, you are at a break even and I hope you can endure hardships.

Others, however, are somewhat in the hole due to enduring a big capital expenditure that they weren't expecting, ruining any hope of future cash flow gains.