I work 7 days a week and just like many of us I have a hard time shutting it off when I am at home, so my solution is to travel.Once a trip is booked and paid for there is no going back, it will happen.

I was very excited and planned a trip to drive down from Chicago to Cincinnati  to see the property when I was about 65 miles out of Cincinnati we realized  that their were elements of the property that lowered the value of it significantly and the deal fell apart after 3.5 hours of drivingI told her associate who she set up for me to avoid dual agency that I still want to come in to meet with them in person.

We’ve been in Alabama (Birmingham) for about a year now and haven’t made the trip up yet.

I’ve been doing one deal at a time with nonstop Lowes trips.

By the time the VA gets around to it, Elon Musk will have made 2 round trips to Mars. 

Good to see I'm not the only one on the struggle bus

How I see it is even during a recession people still travel within driving distance destinations, they often avoid trips out of the country such as Tulum.

After looking at the vendors at the Las Vegas show she ordered some products we have been trying out and its great.We used to use regular disc locks and when someone paid up, we would unlock them on our next trip to that facility, which might be a week. 

The electric baseboard heaters can be finicky just make sure each panel or the circuit can handle the amps otherwise you will get a lot of tripped circuits and annoyed tenants.

You could also buy another property with all of the proceeds or some of the proceeds or not invest in real estate at all. 1031 exchange is a great tool but if its not necessary as in your case then you shouldn't do it. 1031 has strict time guidelines and sometimes that trips up investors with their ideal investment.