It is another job, airbnb is not passive, but we are turning our liability into a cash-flowing asset so we can get into an excellent financial position as fast as possible.

I can tell you from hundreds of my clients perspective.they don't want to have the burden and work that goes into being a landlord.. they want mail box money and more passive investment that is secured by the same asset that a landlord owns.. there is a reason those banks have those big shinny buildings.. its massively profitable and done right less risk in many cases of being a landlord or at least let me say a ton less work.. your not dealing with the day to day.. even if you have PM you have to manage them.My note buyers are almost all experienced landlords and as their days of landlord burn out come to fruition they switch to being the bank.. keep in mind unless the house is sold for cash.. everyone buying a rental has two steps  equity and debt  IE their equity and the bank or  lenders debt.Along with shorter term holds.. and if done right no cash calls.

@Peter Betlejewski I'll be available after 2:00 today if you want to give me a call.

The Midwest can't attract quality jobs fast because there is little or no infrastructure/ecosystems needed for high-growth, high-paying jobs. 

I have been silent on BP for the last 4 years and today I joined as a pro member!

Always good to have a backup that can move through the process fast enough if someone backs out and just be up front with them so they manage their time and effort. 

I talked to the tenant today.

I closed on my first rental today and we are going to be living in one of the units. 

The main reasons I am not in the pawn shop industry today is I don't want to stand behind a counter 8-10 hours a day and I don't want employees!

I got a text message from my condo tenant today.