It wasn't terribly difficult for me to live frugally - I grew up so poor my stories make most people cringe - so just living below my salary and socking away the difference was pretty easy.

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Being one who’s incredibly patient and makes very educated decisions, I’m just soaking up as much knowledge via book (just read Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing by Michael Blanks) and free audiobooks via YouTube (Rich Dad/Poor Dad, The Millionaire Real Estate Investor) and many podcasts on here.   

I bet that's an awesome assignment up there!  

Your best bet is probably to go for a single-family. 

I bet they won't even change a light bulb.20% below market sounds interesting though.

They’re betting on some sort of 08 correction where they’ll be able to buy twice as much property for their money. 

Though we started the eviction process in spring, Massachusetts tenants rights laws, poorly written old lease and COVID are making it extra slow.

Income coming in vs. expenses going out, the ole Rich Dad Poor Dad outlook.

Rich dad poor dad!