Let's grab coffee sometime.

Second, you learned what I learned when I started off - cash flow is great, but it's not that passive and $100 a door per month is $1,200 a year when I could easily just grab a commission from the license I got and reinvest it (yes, there are differences in taxes and passive/active but you get the jist).

Shoot me a private message if you want to grab a coffee some time. 

I have also had them where I stopped over before every showing and grabbed the dog, put it in my car and then followed the potential buyers and their agent through the house like a hawk (That's what the client wanted).

I ran into my drywall guy today while grabbing lunch .

Scott says  "between time, money and quality" , don't expect to find all three together, choose two and be happy about it which I strongly agree.I live in Hampden and my office is in Canton, so if you want to get together and grab a coffee or something, let me know.Good Luck!!!

Consider grabbing a newbie realtor who's hungry, have them let you into places/fill in the blanks in a solid contract, and trust more in yourself for decision making.

It would be great to grab coffee and pick your brain if you're open to it.

I'd grab a land use/RE attorney and have him draft a nice little letter for you.

Generally speaking you could put down $25k a piece on two solid B-Class duplexes or you could take the majority of the $50k & grab yourself a really high rent A-Grade duplex.To get some background on what I mean when I say B-Class or A-Grade check out The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.