It's the same mentality when I invest in tax liens.

We primarily operate group homes for individuals with Developmental Disabilities or Mental Illnesses.

Your mental math isn't as useless as you think.

It's mentally hard to face so much rejection, but the short wins you'll encounter along the way will keep you propped up as long as you maintain the right attitude.It takes a lot of work and the process will surely keep your therapist in business, but you'll sleep solid at night knowing that if you continue to persevere, the outcome of your life is almost entirely in your hands.Welcome!

Any grown adult (and most children) without some serious mental problems is capable of changing a lock set without injuring themselves and a new set only costs $15 at Family Dollar.

Good ole Detroit mentallity.

Use her mentality and Milwaukee and Chicago would be equal cities.

David Krulac I think I made the jump mentally but didn't write it out the same way.I was responding to your question of "is RE a waste of time".

[Considering you have a property that is "just breaking even (hopefully)", you definitely need to prioritize building cash reserves.]Now that you've got cash reserves, this is what I think you should do: Use any cash flow from your properties to pay its own mortgage down (this way the property pays for itself).

If someone is saying , "there are already too many agents" I feel that they have a scarcity mentality.