: I just don't know of more fruited plan than South Texas.

They urinate and poop all day, the feces attracts fruit flys, it's a mess even when cleaned several times a week.

However, now that I am seeing the fruits of owning just a single property, I'm hooked on rentals. 

I'm still not sure if I should rather invest my money into several smaller units one at a time instead putting all into one basket.

It can even be fruitful to make a connection with nurse placement agencies as recommended lodging.

But the trust will have these three parties.The grantor creates and funds the trust; the trustee manages the trust; and the beneficiary enjoys the fruits of the trust.So, the grantor is whoever created and funded the trust.

Other chemicals, cleaning filter baskets, backwash, complete filter tear downs are regular maintenance items.  

But, like everyone else; my goal is to have multiple properties.At what point did everyone begin to enjoy the fruits of cashflow rather than save it and roll it towards another DP on the next property?

You can find awesome things like this on etsy. also a gift basket is a popular thing to put together. 

The phrase “don’t put all your eggs in one basket” applies directly to this concept, as spreading your investment across a broad spectrum is how investors balance risk and reward in their investment portfolio.