Real investors dont use the term and only wannabe ones do.when I had my brokerages  I could always tell when a travelling guru came through  

Also, get in the habit of using a property manager.

I have found a local fourplex off market I'm interested in but here's the catch: I don't have much cash saved up since I'm in the habit of putting money back into my business. 

May not use it much but can accrue great signup points for business travel. 

Jay, any landlord can write pretty much anything in a lease, but requiring tenants to pay for any and all general repairs may not even be legally binding in some states.In California, a landlord must keep a rental habitable.

I think 3 older single wides are included, and one fifth wheel/travel owned by the park, all 4 are rented, and at least ten of the RV spots are rented/full.Price would be $350,000 for everything, and seller wants to owner carry.

It’s all what you want out of life, personally, I want enough to travel and do the things I want to do, I live a simple life, a basic home, (paid for) older vehicles, (paid for) very little worries.

I havent considered those places even though I travel for my job and know them well. 

At first it was to have a beach front condo to be able to enjoy in the area when I lived in another state, I used the onsite property management to make it easy on me due to my demanding job and travel schedule.

I also track academic calendars (move-in weekend, parents weekend, graduation) and pump up the rates during those weekends since the area is flooded with traveling parents.