Feel free to reach out!   

If you feel like you don't want to own a business, investing passively as you have done is ok... and give yourself permission to be ok with it. 

If you have specific questions feel free to let me know.

Your valuation is what you feel comfortable putting the deal together at.Ultimately the buyer determines the sales price, not the seller. 

I learn best from both.Thank you,BrianI feel like a 63% open rate is something to celebrate, but I don't do email marketing.

The first screener, James, told me how he once owned a 3000-employee software company that he sold and how, as CEO, he had to make all kinds of uncomfortable decisions where he didn’t have all of the information before making a move.

Feel free to drop a comment below or send me a message.

If everything else is the same and the only new change is buying a rental, I have a feeling that the return is done incorrectly.I am also surprised that a rental purchased recently with high purchase prices and high interest rates would generate positive taxable rental income.

I feel you on the insurance maze.

I'm open to buying anywhere in the USA so any commercial or real estate location ideas  are also greatly appreciated.Poppy P.S - My mission is to gain financial independence from my husband so I can feel stronger and more in charge of my life ;) Inspired by all the bad *** investors in these forums!