Sucess Diaries something something might do the trick, once they see Construction they just don't care and post, maybe changing the first words might twist mentality.

Not only I've learned lots of different strategies from the podcasts, but they also give you boosts of energy to continue pursuing your goals.

To even get where you are today with your $850 @ month fortune  :) took some mental and physical effort on your part.

That continues to be a problem, in terms of scaling, so perhaps it is a good thing you get through this mental roadblock now.  

NO did not happen for us.. they just have the renter mentality and will move on once their lease is done. 

Hi Everyone,My wife and I are looking to invest in real estate to boost our retirement portfolio.We have some money saved and are looking to do a combination of fix and flip and muti-family buy and hold.Thanks for the great content, we are looking forward to being a part of this great community.Derek

I thought I understood but I'm still trying to mentally wrap my mind around the numbers.Here is the same example Let me know if this sounds right.Example: Purchase price is $475K, I put 5% down (23,750) and finance the remaining $451,250.

This is AMAZING.Any article I stumble upon talking about some investor or developer, I can usually track them down very easily and reach out, and the kicker.. usually interact them them pretty quickly.All this is to say that when it's easier to connect with people, there are more superficial connections, and the VALUE of these face to face meetings is a lot higher nowadays because of the noise and ease of people being able to reach out to anyone at anytime.Business cards are still relevant, and focus on meeting people in person it will boost your career and investing success.

Personally, it's a mental game I play with myself where I enjoy stockpiling cash and watching my account grow every month, so cutting it in half is the tough part.

Manolo I actually anticipate a market correction in the next year or two but the neighborhood I'm in ain't no North Dakota it's a long established family working class neighborhood on the upswing. new gas stations and developments close to the house and very close to public transportation (Marta) I don't anticipate any huge depreciation or appreciation in value or the rents anytime soon but I am prepared for it mentally.