This just seems like a perpetual energy machine.Something can not be right.I start with 0!

Therefore, I would recommend spending more of your time and energy in your young age to build innovative entrepreneurial ventures and buy and hold income properties.

I have always talked to my husband about doing REI, but I haven't quite felt like I had the time or energy to dedicate to the subject.

All are within a 8-minute walk of campus; all standout in their neighbourhoods (cleanliness, repair, energy efficiency) and none have been empty in the past 3 years.As for rent.  

Jeff:We acquired a duplex early on which would stand as the example to disprove your hypothesis ;-)That said, it serves its purpose as a "test bench" of sorts to teach myself how to make older (Victorian in this instance) buildings somewhat energy efficient.George:Congratulations, this one appears to have a few quirks to make it interesting.

As we age we lose energy, we slow down and so want to work less.

I learned a lot about some fairly new state regulations relating to building renovations and energy efficiency.

I've always wanted to be able to lay it myself to save time and energy. 

On the flip side, when your network is littered with fakers and takers, your business suffers because you rarely find out that you are working with until you've invested time and emotional energy.  

I know in Wisconsin, I have been able to get the utility costs right from the WE Energies-just give the address.