I know it’s tempting to want to jump into your first deal, be patient.

Landlords start dropping out, then there is a scandal when there is a murder, or suicide among the poorly supervised mental health clientele. 6) the program quietly dies, the patients go back to the state hospital. 

You use leverage and then put appreciation and principal paydown together and a lot of things can happen as long as you are patient and persistent

That info tells you the money is in the constant follow up and customer satisfaction.

I'd definitely be interested in learning for future investment and personal satisfaction of my own. 

You have time so be patient.  

I've had some growing pains myself, but now only deal with a contractor that can provide a line-item estimate before starting, can front the materials and labor and requires no payment from me until the work is complete to my satisfaction.  

I am sure it tests out your patients. 

I'm sure I just need to be patient.  

I’ve been super patient and willing to work with him but he would constantly give me the run around about following up with the issues.