Hello everyone, my name is Damon Glenn i am new to the industry, i live in Colfax California, i have 5 kids and my loving partner who makes all of this possible, i hold a full time job roughly 80hr weeks and bring in roughly $140,000 net annually and am currently studying for the California real estate exam, not interested in being an actual agent just investing in myself for future deals, my game plan is buy and hold multi family and single family for either long term or short term rentals. id like eventually have some 100-130 units, i am an ambitious and obviously money driven individual that cant last in my current industry i am nearly 40 and my current job eats all of my family time and beats the crap out of my body, so here's my question for all of the masters of information here, what is the best advice one would give for succeeding in this industry when starting out holding a w2 job, 

Because inventory is low everywhere and prices are driven up by this lack of supply, I don't see this as a knee jerk reaction.

Everyone has a "I wish I never would have sold that house" story!  

Their decisions are driven primarily by emotions and therefor they lack the ability to train tenants.

Apartment A is $500, Apartment B is $501, Apartment C is $502 and Apartment D is $503.

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Right now Houston is a very hot market, due to the influx of people moving here (job and cost of living driven).  

Have you or your client driven by the property?

This is probably why the cities with the highest tax rates in the Cleveland market are the cities with a POS as it's driven down price points in those cities for reasons mentioned above.

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