What I would hate to have happen is for you to post a question on BiggerPockets asking if you should do an expensive education program and get a ton of negative feed back, and then decide not to do it, and then ultimately not do anything because no one reached out and offered to help you learn.

But let me not be a negative nancy and answer your QBTW anyone ever told you you look like mark Zuckerberg?

Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

Your letter was way too long, and throwing in all that algorithm junk makes them a statistic instead of people.

And what I mean by that is, if the cost of buying the property and the expenses associated with it are more than what rents bring in, you will be negative every month.

I can't come up with another negative which I guess is a good thing.

Then it would depend on the type of property meaning a positive geared or negative Geared property and last but not least and the most in important it depends on what your goals are and what is the strategy that you’re using to achieve those goals

I'd love to hear your positive and negative feedback on HML in the Northeast Ohio area.Thanks in the advance.Kyle Scelza

If you are using your retirement money, it's important you don't go all in on one-two deals as one mistake (which will happen eventually) could seriously negatively impact your finances.

Its a fine line in this business between positive cash flow and negative cash flow