So, where is the fun and glory when a person owns more that he has to maintain and then literally suffers for the rest of his life trying to pay for all the excess.It seems like almost everyone has dreams about owning the ranch house in the middle of a farm with a white picket fence and the strange thing about that is when you own a ranch, or even just additional acreage you take on a massive amount of work that puts the screws to your retiring.

Delta and American Standard both frequently suffer in engineering quality as a result.

I think he means; if you have to suffer to earn money then the money earned is not worth the stress and griefIt seems like many people get into real estate because they hear of others earning money.

I am a botanist at heart so plants are my thing, especially the edible kind.

Currently suffering from "analysis-paralysis" myself.

Bigger Pockets planted the seed and I watered it by diving into BP the way I did with DIY.Skipping ahead again, I realized that having those rehab skills and a license could make me a great partner for someone.

We also picked up a few foraging books too and now eat many wild greens, nuts, morales, tubers, and high nutrient content plants for free…and it stops us from getting fat too so we will have less health care expenses in the future. 

I suffer from a severe case of stickittothemaneosis, I really do.

No money means no spending and companies performance suffers.

As an example, there are 5-8 unit buildings available for under $30K - $60K per unit in Saint John (perhaps even a few still in Moncton), however many are older building stock which has not been upgraded/improved, with common heating plants (or the landlord is carrying utilities to attract tenants), whose operating expense ratio are 70%+.