Running on Brandons base line numbers from webinar: . cashflow is 230 pm and cash on cash ROI is 15 percent.

I loved your points on sharpening your skills through education, making educated decisions through correctly running numbers on both renos/investments, and then your suggestions for the future landscape.

Nobody knows if you just drop a grenade and then run away, it's b/s. 

I already have 7 doors and I’m always looking to expand.

The street it’s on is clean and nice, but there are some run-down, overgrown homes & lots nearby, there’s also a new $1 million home that’s the only one of its kind (and been on the market for 18 months).

I had a rental property that was running well, and my personality simply led me to sell the property.

But those are nice cabins with more than one special factor: incredible views, high-end design, amenities.But I run numbers on potential short term rentals all day, and 4 out of 5 are less than 5% CoC.

I'd like to explore card operated laundry to provide that as an option for tenants, to offset the cost of running the washer and dryer while I pay for utilities. 

I'd like to explore card operated laundry to provide that as an option for tenants, to offset the cost of running the washer and dryer while I pay for utilities. 

My biggest fear is getting on the phone with a potential seller and not being able to articulate or persuade them to sign a contract with me.A good deal is a property that you have done due diligence on and have run the numbers on to make sure it will fit a sound investment strategy.