I had a older Jewish mentor named Sam Miller from Forest City Enterprises.

On a side note: I'm a big fan of time blocking, productivity systems, and practice The ONE Thing methodology.My hubby is working towards getting his real estate license by end of year, and our plan was to work together as a husband-wife team in the short-term and long-term.Most of the advice I've received from my broker and other seasoned agents is that I need to consider going full-time, or I'm at risk of washing out or not reaching my income goals.

Im waiting until the end of hurricane season.   

One thing I noticed in these older buildings is most time  utilities is NOT separated.

I am getting older and I see that my current career is taking a toll on my body.

Go Lobos too (season bball ticket holder).Matt

A lot of these homes are older and your on paper 2-3% rule can easily disintegrate with capital expenditure and/or eviction/turnover. 

I did not see any cost included for those items (where I provide snow plowing it costs me around $500/season, I cut my own lawns but paying someone would probably cost at least another $50/month during the lawn mowing season).5.

Also living in MD, I not aware of banks with more lenient seasonal periods,  would it be wise to use a Hard money lender given their time stringencies on a BRRRR.

For you more seasoned Fundrise folks, I am getting  $11.00 per day in dividends, which are reinvested.