Get past the voices, investing in my first duplex my sophmore year at OSU in Columbus-Parents "That seems very reisky" -Realtor "its not a homerun but its a start"-Friends "I invest in the stock market and it doesnt require that much work"3 years later my duplex appraised for $300k more then what I bought it for and cash flows $1,800/month!

(Willy Wonka voice)

Perhaps some in a group may be introverts and don't feel comfortable voicing their opinion/ ideas in a group so they just play along.

You could give the tenants 2 or 3 color options that match the existing color scheme and let them make the final choice so they feel like they have a voice in the process. 

I’m fairly aware of just how serious and risky this field is, however I’ve had this lingering voice in the back of my head tell me to go this route. 

.● No artificial voices or recorded calls can be made to residences without the recipient giving prior consent (opting-in).

Additionally, I invest $200 per month to a 529 account for my daughter's future academic endeavors.  

Now being an agent AND an investor doesn't necessarily make you good at either one, but if you know your numbers (rehab, rental rates), where to invest and where to avoid, and can provide a guiding hand and voice of reason, you should do well.

First service I've seen other than Google Voice with that policy.Rentler is like Apts.com but a little more costly for CC payments, and no reporting features.What makes me nervous about Apts.com is there is a big thread here on the transition from Cozy.

I’m hearing a lot of voices, personally I don’t believe this is true.