In one of the podcast episodes, I remember them saying that if you are trying to avoid raising rents too high on an existing tenant, you are better off renting at the full amount you can and then giving them a discount on the rent.

I’d pay the loans off with cash and maybe refinance in the future ?

That means a column on a spreadsheet for each property (tax number) and a comprehensive list of items on the row side of the spreadsheet.I want to look at what my exit strategy is for each building.I want to know why he is offering seller financing and of course if it's a fair price, has title reports and is done through escrow.I don't need a real estate agent, but I would have inspections done to look for something I night miss.I want to know if buying the lot and selling off a portion makes sense.

As far as finding the right markets, the BP podcast called "On The Market" shares reports of best markets as do other platforms but BP is my fav for sure.

I'm more interested in this approach vs REITs/ syndicates, because I reckon with the right partnership, I stand to make far more by not paying such high fees on those traditionally passive options.

Some of these are paid off and generating rental income that we rely on for living expenses.

I am house hacking my 1st SFH rn and none of them have rental insurance but I do manage the utilities because I live with them so I ask them for their part of the bills/utilities...I will probably take my name off the utilities once I move out and make the primary tenant get the water/electric in their name...

Want to move to a really great Debt/Equity position.Paying off debt goes against both REI strategy of leveraging debt and also inflation, paying off with cheaper dollars and having hard assets to ride the increase in value due to inflation.  

 I think changing from a “don’t rock the boat, keep rents stable for ‘good tenants’ ” mindset to a Vacancies aren’t the worst thing on the planet mindset as paid off in spades.

Build different marketing for different lists instead of batching the same thing to everyone in a geographical area.