I’m still kicking the tires on AIO but I’m not sure the math works unless a borrower is betting on rates.

You can push a boulder uphill only so far, before you get tired and walkway from the burden (2008) as a culture.

Maybe I’m just tired but the rent thing seems kind of confusing and trying to nudge her to pay on time seems futile.

The real edge is going direct to seller: letters, cold calls, walking neighborhoods, pulling lists of tired landlords from public records, even talking to local vendors who know who is ready to sell.

I'm ashamed to admit, I ended up eating it a few times.Now I do it differently:Move-in: pics, quick video, checklist, both of us sign off. borderline stuff gets noted.Routine checks: not to snoop, just to catch stuff early and have a time-stamped trail.Move-out: side by side with move-in docs—no gray area anymore.I got so tired of juggling random pics/notes/folders that I finally started building a little mobile app for myself to keep it organized.

I spent 15 years in corporate sales, but was tired of having a traditional boss and got myself into a solid financial position to be able to do so without taking on the stress of a commission-only career (as someone with a wife, a mortgage, and two kids). 

Tired of managing borrower communication?

Tired parents who will be happy not to lug all that stuff to the beach - they see that in a listing, and feel seen and head right to your "reserve now" button.  

I got tired of calling him out for it.  

Eventually when people get tired of sharing a wall they look to SFR's.