@Ryan Voccia I'll take you up on that once this new renovation isn't consuming my weekend.

On investing, all I can say is with each deal I made fewer mistakes.

Also, if the notes are not for owner-occupied properties, there are fewer hurdles typically. 

You can probably also get a list for free from your local property appraiser but you'll need to sort it which can be pretty time consuming. 

When consumers are cutting back more and more on spending, and less money is circulating throughout the economy, a recession becomes eminent. 

I've seen quite a bit of it warp and other wise fail but the newer versions seem to have fewer problems.Wood decks are cheaper but they can have just as many problems and require on-going maitenance.

BRRR car buying method was so incredibly empowering as a consumer.

Turnovers are costly and time consuming.

Audiobooks are a good way to consume books if you don’t have the time or patience to read consistently.It seems like the really savvy investors are constantly educating themselves throughout their careers.

I'd encourage you to try a bunch of different software and figure out which ones help the most with your biggest pain points and time-consuming activities.