People that are living for free are usually sacrificing more.

I'd feel like I'm sacrificing some of my integrity by making this clickbait, without guaranteeing that the guests are actually going to book.

@Chase Yokoyama We sacrificed faster growth bc we found a house we loved in an area we wanted to raise a family...therefore we skipped house back and just went with a property that was practically turn key.

I think your going a very wrong, and very dangerous direction focusing on cash-flow and sacrificing appreciation, that's simply NOT the "play" in this market economic cycle. 

There is no sacrificing of comfort.

Probably does seem crucial to really push for for the best quality tenants you can, if that means sacrificing a tiny bit of monthly rent or paying a PM a bit more, it's gotta be worth it if you can keep vacancy / missed rent payments low and avoid evictions.Personally...

So I'm thinking to put a property management there...On the one hand, I'm thinking of maybe taking the job offer and sacrificing my warm winter for more money that could help me purchase another property,On the other hand, I like living near the beach, and maybe money isn't everything in life?

(I did once, because I am creating a Wholesaling course and I sacrificed one of my houses, to film how I wholesaled it, and one of the topics of my course was how to do dispositions, so I used my group to wholesale one of my houses).But regardless... no one shares anything.

I cannot give up, I've sacrificed to much, and I'm in too deep.

We realize that this involves us sacrificing half of our already small space (forgot to mention we also have a 1 year old son).