Take the above with a grain of salt and as a mental framework to consider, since I do not know your full situation, personality, or skill sets.

If you are new and need help building a mental diagram of how structuring entities works, then this could be helpful for you. 

Think like an investor...not a home owner.Homeowner mentality will tell you to take what you have and live within your means. 

@Alina TrigubSome many projects going on this helps me stay mentally focused when I make it part of my moring ritual Instead of a phone call I would invite you down for  day Any time AlexOriginally posted by

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Then again this mentality difference between me and other flippers could be the difference between why my offers are not being accepted and theirs are.

I've done the avalanche method to pay off some student loans because overall it's just good for your mental psyche to get rid of the baggage of the student loans.Currently, I'm saving up for a down payment while also paying a bit extra on each student loan.

For a long time my husband and I have been talking about investing in real estate, and we're finally financially (and mentally) ready to do so.

I came from the construction side of rentals and really need to start approaching things with a business persons mentality.

Is that the wrong mentality?