www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2018/12/stop-blaming-millennials-killing-economy/577408 Is it any wonder that Millennials are eager to overthrow a system that has duped them into a story of permanent progress, thrown them into debt, depressed their wages, separated them from the trappings of adulthood, and then, for good measure, blamed them for ruining canned tuna?

I use a defined, measurable, enforceable metric (noise ordinances).

This is not in an expensive or crazy appreciating market (such as FL, YC, California), it's in the midwest, so appreciation is not really a huge metric I'm after.In many  of the podcasts and webinars, I've learned that Brandon's and others' philosophy is to aim for 10+% COC, and that does seem to make sense to me.

I will aim to be more attractive to the seller than the conventional loan offered by a competing buyer.

Yield across all asset types is really a measure of risk, whether in real estate, bonds, divideneds etc.

IAREIA also has a local chapterover the summer there was a handful of AIM (Apartment Investors Mastery)@Chase Keller hosts a meetup also but not sure on the frequency

This is good general advice, market scares tend to test our heart more than our brain where we actually measure that risk.

Aim for at least 1 showing per day.... have at least 2 lined up since people will always cancel.

Being a relative newcomer to rental property investing with only a few properties under my belt I often wonder what is the best end game result I should aim for?

Being a relative newcomer to rental property investing with only a few properties under my belt I often wonder what is the best end game result I should aim for?