We pay $1000 plus utilities (about $500/month), house insurance ($240 month) and I pay for her monthly food and medications ($100/month).

Fast food restaurants do that with the public, Retail stores do that with the average customer, cable companies do that with homeowners.

Besides, if you tie your house to the foundation you are unlikely to need insurance anyway unless the "big one" hits and by then, the concern will be physical survival (water, food, heat, AC) and fending off the hoards of people who didn't have insurance that want what you have.

Brain Food from Farnam Street is an awesome weekly one, and Ryan Holliday’s is pretty interesting as well.

It is 100% free, I just ask everyone to buy food from Rusty's Pizza who provides us a meeting room. 

You need to do fliers ,direct mail ,bandit signs ..search Facebook marketplace and Craigslist daily !

We lived in Magnolia before Kirkland and used the Viaduct & Mercer Street almost daily.

Set your goals Write them down on paper Review the goal daily Take actionable steps to achieve the goal

Pick one - houses or apartment buildingsPick one - wholesaling, fix n flip, BRRRRThen develop an action plan on ONE property type and ONE strategy.Then implement the plan DAILY.

It makes sense that larger units have bigger ADR, but the VRBO unit was renting for an average daily rate of $1700 a day, which is insane revenue!