These are easy to rekey but they are still mechanical locks.

I know i do not want to be just passive investor, I know that I can theoretically bring people together (after being exposed to my so fart short journey in real estate world, with emphasis of creating track record across both digital and physical boundaries), but the problem with me is that... i am seeing everyone's angle from different perspectives.. and everyone has their own perspective... and their own reasoning to offer or do something....I am trying to analyze what on earth am I truly good at (after my initial 2 months and 26 day in real estate learning journey and taking smaller actions)... however, the feasibility factor, and realization of whether or not it is truly possible to get closer to financial freedom by leveraging multi family real estate as the wealth generating vehicle by pulling capital together and extracting inner intricacies of syndication is what is truly holding me back... from massive action...You see...

IBKR is a LOT cheaper then Schwab, emphasis on a LOT.Schwab also has portfolio options upon discussing it with them where it adjusts similar to IBKR, but it seems to be very case specific as i was made aware while discussing it with trading desk. 

Cash flow day 1 (and/or lots of capital reserves) is still important, though, just not for the reasons most think ... it is not important as the mechanism to achieve wealth, but as an insurance policy to make sure you have the staying power to achieve your value add in the short term AND to enjoy those rental and appreciation increases in the long term if they come.

Keep in mind, there is still risk even if a property shows clear title on an O&E, consider water bills (if your state liens water, mine does), unpaid taxes, and the potential of mechanics liens that could fall out AFTER you have already purchased the property.

It was easy, because they really put all their emphasis on my assets and other than my credit score, I didn't have to prove any income or other things about me. 

The mechanic spent time helping me figure out what I needed and he even let me buy the parts online to save some money.  

My apologies--I am still figuring out the mechanics of the site. 

Whenever I told anyone that I was a real estate investor, they automatically assumed I said real estate realtor regardless of how much emphasis I put on the word “investor”.

I do not think Lifestyles is in the same category as many of the other guru and mentoring programs, in that Lifestyles provides a hands on approach with very specific guidance and an emphasis on the actual purchase of residential properties.