I love dentistry, but I want to wake up everyday choosing to do it instead of being absolutely dependent on it, so that's why I'm here.I recently inherited some properties in Wisconsin where I'm from, one with a tenant and one that needs some TLC in order to get rented out, but I would like to acquire some properties in and around Cincy as that is where my practice is and where I will be for the long term.What I would like to do is replace my income with cash-flowing assets. 

Instead of traditional cash deposit that we collect prior to move in we have an insurance company create a policy in the amount we choose.

I've just translated it into real estate and from experience this will work far better then multi tasking or choosing multiple strategies to "speed up the process". 

We were able to purchase numerous off-market deals due to our network that we actively choose to expand.

We were able to purchase numerous off-market deals due to our network that we actively choose to expand.

When and where do you choose to give 100% ownership to the lone surviving couple?

Even forcing other businesses to close will likely result in litigation in the coming months and years.Whether it is this or other future anti-landlord legislation, you are choosing to bear massive risk by investing in a tenant friendly state.

While in a normal situation we would say "just get it listed and find another tenant" I fear this pandemic may have long lasting effects on small and medium size businesses and their likelihood of starting another one which will translate into more and longer commercial vacancies.Residential --we all need a place to live and when the "rubber hits the road" we will choose to pay our rent/house payment before we worry about our place of business.

Make sure they are doing a lot of listing in your area, and choose the one you trust to get the job done.

The fed is also sending out checks in the near future to help.However, your tenant may choose to squander that money and not pay you a dime.