I have a lot to offer anyone in the business just from my pure desire to succeed.

Commit to immediate implementation by changing the way you define "failing" in your mind:Sending out mailing campaigns to sellers and not getting any deals yet is a success.Calling 20 FSBO calls everyday and not getting any deals yet is a success.It's a success because you are in motion and will eventually get to your destination purely by tweaking and staying consistent.Staying stuck in analysis paralysis forever is failing.

My way, I'm not waiting for anything...and that reduced cash flow you are frowning at, is pure profit...from day one...and, that cash I put in, isn't just sitting there dead waiting for the cash flow to catch up in, what did you say?...

Live on the beach and enjoy pure cashflow without debt.

Listen to all of us when we say working at a job you don't enjoy isn't fun, working at a job you hate is pure misery.

From a purely numbers based view, if you are able to generate a higher rate of return on your investment than you are paying in interest, you should invest.

From a pure investment perspective, Erik has a good list to consider.  

I don't regret making the decision though,  but at the same time,  it was pretty nice and I only got to enjoy it in a completed state for a few months.On pricing,  (buying and selling) one nice thing about multifamily,  and the more units there are the more true this is, is the price is purely a function of the income vs. expenses.  

page=1), and that appreciation is pure speculation. 

Sugar coating by saying Hi is a tough cash flow market doesnt do OP any good.   10% of ones income to feed an allygator isnt what RE is about.Being in the game just to be in the game is pure SILLYNESS.