get ready to fix things constantly and get constant excuses for not paying rent.

Drive and constant learning is what will make you have success in this world.

And then it's the landlord that's too blame, because I'm just a cold-hearted ***** who insists on rent, when they don't have it.It's a constant juggling act and I find that it's much better to not get too close friendly with tenants.

Fine tune your monthly cashflow picture & monitor it constantly.

If you goal is to just make a solid steady return, then you want to find someone that has a history of constantly having projects going.

Bill Gulley absolutely I'm constantly reading as we speak.

I love learning and am constantly looking for good books, podcasts, etc. related to real estate.

I'm currently in the process of putting together an offer for a vacant land purchase in NY state for ~150 acres of unimproved wooded land (with rivers, streams, and decent trails cut).

I want to own my own income stream.

Just in my mind a HML that went south.Of course there is SO much demand for capital that there is plenty to go around for all to play..I do know from owing two different HML companies in my day. .that one needs to be at the 50 million dollar out constantly level to really generate any significant income for the owners.