I should tighten that up.And really good warning about avoiding loans that lenders are trying to off-load.

When creating your criteria, it is important to focus on the evaluation of the following qualities: • Capacity to pay: Does the prospective tenant have enough income to afford the rent and other expenses involved such as utilities or additional costs such as parking or storage? 

What a loaded question...

I know some people have different experience levels and capacity to learn and execute skills.

Debt is like a loaded gun.

There's loads of material in the academy and I'm happy with the investment.My recommendation for deciding whether to spend money on something like this is similar to letting a friend borrow money. 

Point loads or live loads.

What I can recommend is that if you are feeling overwhelmed by your total load of responsibility than it may be time for you to start outsourcing.

All of us professionals are trying to make money off you and those trying to help for free, well #1 their opinions are often worthless leading to #2 you get what you pay for regarding free advice.So, question everything to avoid being sold a load of crap.There's a lot you can do remotely - if you put in the time learning enough to avoid getting taken advantage of and/or build the right team.Your first challenge will be WHAT type of investing you want to do.

.· The taxpayer works more than 100 hours in the business during the year, and no other staff works more hours than the taxpayer.Hiring a property management company, therefore, effectively off-loads the primary work from the landlord, allowing for the income generated by the investment to remain passive and lower tax rates than active income.