My biggest challenge right now is lack of liquid assets.One thing I'm very interested in hearing about from others is:-what was your investment strategy for rentals?

You will at some point be forced to at the least snake it which can be challenging sometimes or at worst replace it.If it is a flip I wouldn't be as concerned and just replace from risers up or whatever currently needs to be done.

You are an individual and you are unique!

The second something bad happens in life or challenging and people want to check out or say look what happened to me that is when people give themselves permission to fail.Life is tough,very tough but we all need to keep moving forward.When I was 16 years old I lost my dad to a car wreck suddenly, my best friends dad to cancer, and my grandmother all in the same year.

Instead of just traditional homes and condos, I want to venture into the unique world of Airstreams, Tiny Homes, Shipping Containers, Treehouses. 

When we were looking 2 years ago, buying was an option, but the market is too hot right now for us to afford.It's a challenge locating a promising place while not local to the property, and that's why I'm turning to a trusted resource - BiggerPockets!

The fixer-upper duplex that I bought has presented many more challenges in learning how to properly fix up and maintain a building but the property is on track to perform very well (around 14% cash on cash).

Related to that last point and true whether you use one or more QB files, I create a unique category for each note.Because I have ZERO creativity, I use the address of the collateral securing the address as the category.  

This is all fine and dandy on projects around my personal home but would make evaluating a flip more challenging. 

I am in a fairly unique situation, and would love some advice on a first real estate purchase.