I realize you can lead a horse to water, but my theory is that if If just 1 in 100 tenants listen or read these books and help their financial situation, it may reduce my turnovers and cost of turnovers.I'm curious as to if anyone has tried this or something similar in their welcome package.

You're not old, you're just maturing realizing you're getting older and beginning to be more concerned with the future.

If despite your proper planning a large gain develops in an account where you didn't expect it--well, if the account is self directed you still decide whether or not to realize the gain and unexpected gains are among the most pleasant problems you can have.

You could have a 5 cap rate and when you put the numbers together and slice the pie, you may realize that it does not provide 12 - 15% investor return or you have to sacrifice a lot of your equity to meet those returns, in which case its better to not do the deal and walk away.GRM is a more valuable apples to apples comparison which will justify your offer price more in line with reality than speculation. 

. , first off, obviously you realize there will not be any positive cashflow since you'll be occupying one of the units, decreasing gross income by at least $590/month, right?  

I realize that it wouldn't be consistent year round but I am thinking maybe some long weekends in the fall and occasional weekends in the winter.

., therefore; they don't have the fear, not realizing they get that comfort precisely because of the vaccinations. 

When I realized that even though I put 20% down (38k), due to the higher interest rate my payment was only a different of $50.

Agent a promising their sellers ridiculous prices for there homes without realizing that our market is softening up and properties are being left on the market with no activity whatsoever.

After seeing the property and how low-quality the addition is, I realized the it's not salvageable and needs to be torn down regardless.