I ran it part time while transitioning from Retail Store Manager to IT Systems Engineer.

I currently work as a store manager in Menards and am looking at getting started in the real estate business.  

Turnkey Buy and Hold seems to be the most hands-off way to invest, other than a REIT.There are some great Turnkey providers here on the site, so check out the upper right corner search bar and type in Turnkey. 

Your state landlord-tenant law will probably have some clear language of how and what you can dispose of and what you have to store for them in a reasonably secure place.  

Took me till 10pm and 4 trips to the hardware stores, but I had it fixed. 

An 88 year old friend of mine owns 1.47 acres of very prime land located on a busy retail corner.

I've got 4 mortgages, 1 car loan, 1 student loan, 1 balance on a Visa card, 2 balances on store cards and 1 credit card that I pay in full every month.  

Outside corners, baseboards, windows. doors, shelves, shelf supports, built in cabinets, etc. all have different rules.

It's Inflation Proof, as we Americans buy more "stuff" in good times, and need a place to store it, and It's also Recession Proof as businesses and individuals downsize during lean times, and there is less development activity.  

I don't know if it's another Logan's in Greensboro or not, but if it is, the meetings are at the one on the corner of Wendover and Bridford Parkway.