Project management is not for the faint of heart. 

If you are looking to buy in D or low C areas, then I would recommend Heart and Home.

I'm local to both Jax and Miami, looking forward to a much needed boost of motivation at the conference.

I would suggest you set the wheels in motion to plan for your future financial independence and THEN travel to your heart's content. 

This is beyond exciting and has boosted my confidence to continue investing in real estate.

Landscaping and laundry are two easy examples.Separating garage and other storage or parking space from the main rental contract, so it’s an additional monthly fee, can also boost your income from renters.Another opportunity is property investments that add value to the holding, and thus increase the rental income tenants are prepared to offer.

I really hate to say this, because I have a very soft spot in my heart for the elderly and the disabled (and that includes mental health issues); but, you don't want to make a commitment like that and then have to deal with a lengthy eviction process which can take a turn in any direction since the tenant is a reported schizophrenic.

She lived and rented a multi right in the heart of bedford and therefore knows the local details probably more than anyone else. 

I could tell his heart just isn’t in it.

I have enough flexibility in my work schedule, where I am not afraid that I wouldn't be able to manage both, rather I'm afraid that if I pour all my heart, soul, and energies into acheiving the goals I have set for myself, that there won't be a need to keep the job that I love.So, my question is this: Has anyone else begun their journey from a job that they loved and were passionate about, and were faced with a similar situation of once successful deciding whether or not to quit that job because it wasn't necessary any more?