I have been full time for well over a decade now.They key to being a full time investor is to get your income to cover your expenses.

Literally have talked to thousands of millionaires over the phone through the decades. 7 to 9 figure individual net worth and some families that are billionaires.I do this day and day out so know the reality.

Most times it is not intentional they are just pumping out so many listings and hoping some will sell that the finer details fall through the cracks.As to why a buyer would do something I have talked to thousands of millionaires over the phone through the decades interested in this space.

It's been the case for decades.

I've been involved with financial research, mortgage-backed obligations, commercial lending, and regulatory compliance for two decades, and have co-led 4 analytic businesses.

Just a tenant who hasn't paid rent for a DECADE. 

After a decade of hard labor trying to make a dime flipping fixer properties in the WRONG market at the WRONG time I can tell you one crucial thing;It is much easier (& much more profitable) to "ride the wave" and invest in expanding, appreciating markets.

I wonder how many calls I'm going to get about this before the decade is over"?

I have an inexpensive and utterly dependable HP mono laser at least a decade old, and a Brother flatbed/sheetfed all-in-one that I only use as a scanner, I inherited it from my mom after my longtime scanner was not supported by Win10.

We have been hearing the sky is falling for decades.