You won't have to do it forever. 

It's a cash cow and I'm going to own it forever.

But don’t let tenants walk all over you.So my advice is pay off the student debt, consumer debt, and live below your means.

Purchase price: $99,500 Cash invested: $13,853 Sale price: $155,000 Purchased this home from a wholesaler and it was literally sticky from having been smoked in forever.

@Charlie MooreSorry Freshbooks is not free forever. 

However, due to having very little savings and about 30k in consumer debt, we feel like it's not the right time to invest.

Interest rates are still at nothing and the Fed is still running the money printer forever.

On January 1st, in an effort to be more "professional," and in the hopes of making tax season less time consuming I began tinkering with Quickbooks online.I chose January first to make a clean break from the old paper system to the new digital one.  

I could probably go on forever here but really it's just all about educating yourself and practicing getting yourself in the right mindset.

Combine a pullback in consumer spending and some sort of local issue (water contamination?