With our third-party assets we have a conference call with the regional and the on-site general manager on a weekly basis for each property. 

No vacations after going to 3-4 deal/conference trips.2) I’m not able to start other ancillary businesses.And I ran out of these ribbons to pass out at work…I Used Tim Ferriss’ Fear-Setting Exercise – https://tim.blog/2017/05/15/fear-setting/ “Fears are good.

I was @ a conference and heard a presentation on creative seller financing.

I do work through a broker, Kevin Amolsch (who's also speaking at the conference, hint, hint), and he's moved from individual loans to a pool.

I will have to Order a copy ASAP.I remember it from when you posted it a while back & I have a good memory for great ideas :-)I will be going to the conference.

If it's over time, make sure you're not buying the worst ones first.Also, I would recommend carrying a gun and learning a self defense.

Older investors have and become naturally more defensive as they approach retirement.

If you are both vested in title to the real property, the owner of the real property, whom ever it may be, would bare the liability of the real property.The best defense against this liability is insurance first and then you could also look at vesting the property into a Limited Liability Corporation or similar as additional layers of liability protection.Another concept here which is being jumped over, if you are married your assets are joint by law through the marriage.

Books by Lindahl, Trump, George Ross, and others line my shelves I also go to certain Seminars and conferences knowing full well that the "gurus" will try to upsell and very few of the attendees will ever perform.

But I have been at a local RE conference where there was a very active discussion of subject to deals.