While the owner of the other half struggles to pay pool maintenance, provide breakfast and attract nightly travel business with no franchise affiliation, we do very well housing month to month tenants and temporary workers looking for weekly stays.

To get to class A property ownership Investors that are not ‘born of the manor’ have to struggle with class D and F properties to scale to the point where they can afford to purchase Class A properties.

Ten years of night college really teaches someone what it is like to struggle and work diligently towards something. 

I'm struggling to think of mine, and I think real world examples could be helpful for all of us.

Bigger pockets,I'm struggling with setting up an organized method to keep track of my rental income.

When REIT and other companies really decide that the possibility of 15-20% return outweighs the struggles with the stock and bond market, it will turn into a tsunami. 

And struggling and making (minor) mistakes...

I am looking to take out a line of credit on a property valued at $140,000. I owe less than $80,000 and should be able to obtain a HELOC for just around $40,000. The issue is that I have been working for a private rea...

I’m new to real estate and am currently looking for my first deal (duplex in Western Ma).I am struggling to find leads that have not been on the market sitting on Zillow, Realtor.com, etc for months.

Now that I’m probably 3/4 or so to fi, I don’t care about materialistic things anymore (my wife and kids might), I’m concerned with providing a job for my contractor, an amazing home for a 65 year old minority man, a place to go for a struggling 8 year old soccer player and his mother, painting graffiti off dilapidated houses in areas that need leaders etc.