If speaking with you about where they and their family could potential love and spend everyday for the next year at a minimum isn’t a high priority, neither will paying their rent.

He spends 4K a month on direct mail and gets 1-2 deals from that per month.

I spend an hour a week (if that on my rentals) and I am getting to the point where scaling from my couple now to 20 or 30 plus rentals will be very doable.Of course this is all moot since you’re comparing apples to oranges.

It is called analysis paralysis, which is when you spend so much time preparing that you freak yourself out and take no action.

@Raul Velazquez Jr Everyone is different - some with an accounting background or general knowledge about accounting can handle tax prep on their own with one, maybe two properties.Others like to put systems in place and hire out right away, to free up there time to spend on more valuable tasks and actions.If the latter describes you, I would say start speaking with real estate savvy CPAs ASAP.

You'll just be spending spending spending.

To get to the next level, I'd really have to amp up the time I'm spending on it.

Let the viewers decide what works, and you dont have to spend a lot either. see sample below.Run 1 ad for a week,Run 2 ads (copy 1 and a new ad copy 2)Run 2 ads (take and use best performing ad copy and run it in conjunction with a new ad)Run Highest performing ad only.hope that helps!

I know you'd be househacking which would minimize or eliminate how much you'd spend on a mortgage but it is still important to know how much of a mortgage payment you can afford incase for whatever reason the other unit is vacant for more than a few weeks.

While my folks have done very well for themselves using as little risk as possible, I know that we can do much better with the appropriate amount of leverage as well as out of state opportunities.I spend about 2-3 hours a day educating myself/reading/listening to RE podcasts, and try to analyze about 2-3 properties each day.