It is sad that the media is also putting all the weight on the landlord's, like they are horrible people.

Due to these horrible turn of events, over 13,000 homes were destroyed and 415 people died.

Also, inventory is horrible right now. 

As you will deal with every horrible thing in life.... tenants disputes, sleazy contractors, the city who hates your grass, everyone has a sob story and can't pay rent, be emotional ready for evictions and threats, and know your lease and local laws.

You can guess that this is horribly simplified from a four hour class.

The other day, I decided to calculate how much I’ve spent on rent in these past 6 years and the answer was truly horrible... nearly 150k in money lost.

There is a lot of great work to do out here, and most of it isn't as horrible as the FIRE gurus/podcasters would have you think. 

The answer is simple -- REO listing agents do a horrible job of marketing their properties.

Also I would yelp, zillow, realtor, trulia, and anywhere else you can blast this horrible job out there on the internet.

Whole Life insurance policy is a horrible product, specially for someone as young as you are.