My primary job was my only job until 8 months ago when I reduced my hours to purse a second job that gives me more flexibility in my schedule to invest in real estate.

That's when he said he's flexible but he doesn't know what his bottom line is. 

I have a flexible schedule and decent disposable income that I want to start investing in real estate with the ultimate goal of achieving financial independence in the next 10-15 years.

Not for the first time I am reminded of how wonderful the flexibility I have in my own W2 is for this business.

My current job gives me the flexibility to be anywhere within the city that i am in currently(Houston, TX) it is really up to my personal preference as to where i want to be or how close to the city i want to be.

They are a smaller NC based bank and are pretty flexible.

There are TONS of options in the Denver market, and many of the privately owned PMs can be much more flexible than Renter's Warehouse.

If you build out flexible model, you'll be able to toggle various properties "in and out" of the roll-up to test various scenarios.

- Sometimes they know you've IDed their property, sellers (and their brokers) get a lot less flexible on stuff since they know you're stuck in 1 of 3 properties and getting out of a nominated property may not be an option.Why say?

I think folks who are a bit more flexible (renters) can make that switch easier.