Actually, I did see one video course offered...but they gave a sample of it and I found the instructor very slow, so I dismissed it as an alternative.

My business model is fast nickels and I shy away from slow dimes.

(if not in a ROTH, you could still control how much you withdraw while it still compounds tax free)To make that same 75K on after tax income in retirement while having it in taxed accounts you would have need to have earned a 20% return up until retirement order to have about a 940K nest egg so that that same 12% return in retirement would net the same amount after taxes. 

I'd slow down and consider your options. 

I know many property managers that won't even manage a property with a home warranty because they are so slow and difficult to deal with.I had a friend that went to Vegas for the first time and he was really excited to try gambling.

I actually did not lose money or anything, but I would tell myself to slow down and be patient.

But then once the rehab and refi is done, it’s handed over to the PM and you just enjoy the cash flow.I like to think that after doing this a few dozen times, I’ll be able to slow down and maybe start 1031 exchanging to upgrade my cash flow every couple years.

@Alex Deacon did your clients take a loan out of their 401k , roll it over into an IRA or withdraw it?

Slow down.

A gravity furnace is not a forced air furnace (no mechanical fans pushing air) so it heats up air in one central location which then rises through the ductwork to heat the house and then when the air cools and it becomes more dense then hot air and thus falls down through the return ducts back to the furnace to be heated again creating a slow cycle of convection.