Maybe even provide them with a complimentary CTA/PACE pass? 

Started a year ago and now I own a 7 doors.I would like to accelerate the pace but something blocks me.

If you would not give him a chance you would be on a much smaller scale and moving at a much slower pace to your goal.By the way, Lithuanians native language is Lithuanian but some speak Russian too.

Pros: no holding cost, can look at my own pace with no pressure to put money to work. 2- HELOC - I have a 200k HELOC on my personal home that can be upped to 250K, rate 5.99% but variable, interest only. 

I believe anyone can understand both of our frustrations in this case, I needed to move faster, he was comfortable with the pace. 

@Bill Brandt are the rent increases you are seeing on pace with the purchase price increases?

And IF you can, can you go at a similar pace versus traditional rentals? 

Honestly, when I'm happy working, the income is good, and I'm investing heavily, I'm totally content to ride this train until I feel like I want or need another change of pace.   

First thing to do is "develop a good BS Meter" search my blogs.You'll never meet anyone in the real estate business that does not have an agenda, understand what that agenda is before you take advice. 

Hey, I always say "I could be wrong".I just think a $30k/door apt renting for $700/month has a much better chance of doubling in value than a $300k/door place renting for $2k/month since rents don't even have to move at the same pace (and the properties I'm buying and talking about are still near city core where areas are not great, but transitioning quickly) The financials are already tight on the $300k/door property and rents can't support a double or really any movement.