Ain’t nobody got time for all that.I am by the book with my tenants, and stay professional (Dr/Mr/Mrs/military rank, in every communication - regardless of them using my first name).

Today on the BiggerPockets Podcast we sit down with Paul Moore, a real estate investor whose 18-year journey through real estate has included house flipping, new construction, hotels, and finally—multifamily.

The goal/reward here is to develop a process, much like David Green mentions in his book.

I've enjoyed the webinar's and podcast's that I've been able to go back and listen to and now I'm about halfway thru Brandon Turner's "Book on Rental Property Investing". 

Finally, the self employment thing of 2 years will he just about every conventional lender there is, so you need to find a commercial lender who will refinance the cheap property.

I didn't feel comfortable working in this survival-oriented environment (the bottom rung of Maslow's hierarchy of needs), but I had a hungry mortgage to feed every month.Those times made me yearn for financial independence where I would more than cover my living expenses with investment income and not have to be concerned with the price of gasoline or the chip industry's "book to bill" ratio.

When they do finally respond, it is only partial answers. 

His book really sounds interesting and might be something you'd want to check out.

It is the absolute best book on the subject I have seen. 

To increase your business as an agent I would high recommend the (red book), The Millionaire Real Estate Agent, you must know about it since you are with KW.