My biggest day yet is when 14 homeowners said YES they will sell me their house all in one day in a 3 hour period.

(Which is the biggest barrier to entry)Setting an agreement ( x properties per month for y months at z price) land contract with financing might be the best option.

If you still can't live off of your remaining income, then accept that your primary residence is your biggest liability and sell that too.

I have checked with insurance before taking out a policy on both units (separate lots) and they had no exclusions for it, so I am good there.I guess my biggest dilemma right now is price point and what embellishments to make for what the return might be.We have in the are luxury condos, lakeside private acreages, lodge retreats, cabins, tiny houses (2 story trailers- if you will) ,residential like mine and campsites/tents plus the RV parks.It seems most places offer lakeview or lakeside as the drawing angle.

The biggest key will be a quality property manager, so vet them very thoroughly. 

I believe this to be my biggest advantage because I can learn great amounts about house repairs and remodel, as well as use the business in my own projects at a discount in the future.

I keep hearing on the BP podcasts (which I love, Brandon and Josh are like the closest thing I have to like-minded friends) that the biggest obstacle to get going in RE is fear.

Airbnb HomeAway and TripAdvisor collectively make the biggest splashes combined.

The biggest lightbulb moment came for me when I discovered that it doesn't have to be hard to make money.

I was the biggest spender at the Greeley store earlier this year, but I think I got passed up recently.