Here's my best advice: "Train the way you fight!"

I used to say when I was fighting that first house where else could I buy a house for $200 a month? 

I doubt too many who basically fix a flip need to get involved very deeply into estate problems, minor subdivisions, running low mod housing ventures, solving title issues between feuding family members or fighting some insurer over a total loss making them pay up.

2.They talk about poorer people paying too little to no sales tax and wealthier people consuming more paying a bunch of tax.Seems like the ROBIN HOOD method which will never work.People that have money fight vigorously at all costs to keep it and not give to the government to waste.I certainly don't want to carry people on my back because some poor are really having hard times.Other are lazy,on drugs,have zero ambition and are gaming the system at the expense of others.3.The big problem is states,cities,and counties collect taxes.They want the say on taxes for their local areas.

I mean come on, when the pain of fighting through 5+ mins in freezing water is the worst part of the day, it makes all the "no f*%# you I'm not selling my house" a little bit easier to take!! 

You are not only fighting to keep the guests happy, but you are also keeping the landlord happy.

I spend most of my time acquiring properties and fighting with banks to qualify for loans.

Being in FoCo you'll have some more restrictions to fight through but there are numerous ways to do it.

I own several units here and if the associations aren't fighting investors they provide a good return.Feel free to message me if you have specific questions.

Meanwhile, everyone else fights over the new listings that come out at great prices (these usually get 10-15 offers within a few hours).I do a lot of marketing for buyers, and I am finding new cash buyers all the time.