Rather than be repetitive, I suggest you search under my name or go to my page and look at my posts to see my many thoughts on residential senior housing properties.  

It might get really repetitive for them, but they are public servants and thats just part of the job description. 

With repetitions come more accurate guesses, but even reviewing 100 deals will not teach you about having a tenant that causes $20k in damages when they move out.You are playing odds.  

Books are great but I find the content to be shallow and repetitive.

If you haven't read Lindahl's books (his actual books or apartment riches course) get them, listen/read and repeat 12 times. repetition is the key that most people won't do!

Sorry if my questions sound silly or repetitive I'm just trying to figure it out.

Also, I see there are a ton of other posts on hard money/private lending, so I'm digging into that on other forums...sorry for the repetitive questions.

The money will be SECURE" said the Florida State Board (of Idiots, apparently) - see the bottom part of this page:http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2007/12/sell-now-ask-questions-later.htmlAnd So It Goes - NOBODY will lose their job over this repetitive "blunder", instead we'll have to hear the plaintive cover story "Who could have known?".

Repetitions my friend.

So a repetition of this experience would be welcome.