When you invest in tenants that you know you can not collect from you must do routine inspections more often and have paper ready to serve when rent is not paid by midnight.

For more propeties I've contacted three agents from different Brokerages and all three have given me the "thanks but no thanks" routine.

@Byron W.As an Airbnb host, if it would be cramped and uncomfortable, I would actually discourage using it for Airbnb.

I choose to stand for at least 60% of my workday.All of my coworkers routinely choose to eat garbage fast food for lunch everyday.

I am very uncomfortable giving the buyer the deed before all payments are made. 

Environmental Works is a company who my husband (an agent) routinely recommends and works with. 

I know several "old school" investors that were used to routinely (some still are) paying 6-8% interest for investment properties as long as the other terms worked out.If the investors, and here I am referring to the large institutional groups like hedge funds, start to back off and others that can't afford 6% rates at the given prices *maybe* we will see housing start to level off or even come back down, but I am not sure I would classify this as a "crash."

Routine inspections, etc... 

I just wanted anyones opinion on if i should continue on my routine or stop putting money into my IRA monthly to help build my capital for REI.

I contribute to 4 different Index Funds within the plan, and thanks to the 0% expense ratio I routinely beat the activtely managed funds offered in the plan.