And still keeping some sort of full-time employment rather than going all-in rental mode would mean that we still get employer-funded health insurance, possibly 401k matches, some income stability, and having a W2 that shows a solid 9-to-5 makes the mortgage companies happier so that we can keep growing.It's weird because most people dream of hitting the lottery, and living a millionaire high-roller life but this idea of mine strangely feels like a hidden gem of a true American Dream.I just had to bring this into this discussion forum because (God love them) I think I've truly outgrown the mom-and-pop advice from the people I know who have never strayed from average nor have they ever tried.Any thoughts or advice?

My situation is my fellow LLC member is of very ill health and will not be able to continue with me as his case is dire.

As for the comments on sexual transmutations, as Hill has in Think and Grow Rich; this might refer to the idea of mental health, as maintaining staying in the stage of Mental Illness, called Neurosis.

On one final note, I don’t know who your hard money lender is, but part of their responsibility to you and the health of the project is their job to make sure the construction numbers are accurate.  

Worse, the longer the health crisis goes on the more likely that the temporary job losses become permanent job losses and the longer it will take for the U.S. to recover.

Child care, age related health etc..

New priorities are on the table for many Americans as we ride the wave of the current health crisis and consider evolving homeownership needs.

Wishing you good health and wellness!

A big reason a lot of folks stay in their W2 is health insurance.

I have been so scared to start anything because I honestly had no Idea how to start.