No one is calling you for clogged toilets or to change a light bulb, here, they want the homeowner lifestyle, so they're going to call the plumber or electrician. - Very low turnover. - Very low drama.

@Paul Gay I would highly recommend attending a Lifestyles Unlimited case study in Houston.

Finding out what lifestyle my girlfriend wished to have in the future became the first avenue that I used to break her into the idea of real estate investing.

Your Ramsey life style may have earned a terrific credit score and good spending habits, but it is time to learn about the power of leverage.  

Every 3rd Thursdays from 6:30-8:30pm at Collective Lifestyle 8906 Reseda Blvd., Northridge, CA 91324.

Yay for House Hacking @Jerry Chamnichanh.I’ve done it, I still do it as my path to financial independence.I do other things to try to live as frugal of a lifestyle as possible to reach my FI goal and this is a great way to both learn how to be a buy and hold, newbie landlord etc.Go for it Jerry, very smart strategy from a seemingly very smart dude!

My blog/website is about long distance self management, landlording, investing in class A investments, investing in a transient lifestyle, etc.

I would strongly suggest keeping your job until you have enough money from the rentals to support your lifestyle.

I am a "traditional" LTR guy, you know? ...But I have really itching to get into STRs or short term rentals (specifically vacation homes). I'm currently working on quite a bit right now but would like to create a plan...

I call the retirement home the lifestyle home.