And, to do so for such a relatively small amount is even more painful and unnecessary.If you are truly able to find great deals worthy of sacrificing your QRPs for, then I would urge you to consider wholesaling these deals instead.

Very often nowadays, I think of what a relief it would be if I knew when and where the next pain in my butt was coming from.

Some brands can have separation and it becomes a pain in the @$$ to deal with!

I feel your pain here on Oahu, it's tough making a living here.

After some light research & heavy angst we have come to the conclusion that "house hacking" a multifamily property might be best suited for us to wade through some of the growing pains as well as officially kick off our investment portfolio.

., The longer the probate case drags on the greater the pain for the estate...

Here are some of our bestsellers:The Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon TurnerBuy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat by David GreeneSet for Life by Scott TrenchHope this helps alleviate the pains of San Diego traffic!

That’s part of the pains of starting out is high costs, barrier to entry.  

I will be paining the entire house myself and from what I've seen, the Wagner's don't really hold up well to extended use.

If you don't feel confident in picking your investments, most TPA's (third-party administrators, such as Fidelity or Charles Schwab) offer a pre-set list of investments based off the amount of risk you want (i.e. if you want low risk they will invest your money in a bunch of very low-risk/low-reward investments) so you don't have to worry about picking individual investments.