Turn keys did come to mind.

Making sure both ends of the spectrum don't get to your head is a key in longevity in this career path. 

Yes, marketing is the key to running a successful business.

Single and small multi both have their merits- i prefer small multi :)Also, here's a section of a post I just made on another thread about a more detailed method of cap-ex calculation:Truly, the best method for the over analytical, is to segregate the cost of replacement vs. remaining lifespan of each component of the property & find out how much need be budgeted yearly until replacement of that component comes due.

We worked with the owner of Key Realty, John Murray on this deal.

This year we purchased our first two - close to turn key - properties.

Great example of how to use youth as the only component of your life. 

Built-in Roth components, spousal contributions, and an additional tax exemption also apply to the Solo 401k.

Tell them if they want the key they will be there when you change the lock.

Learn to walk before learning to run comes to mind.If someone really does have this issue, the key is not to rush.