I am still learning so until I get better grasp and understanding I want to continue to do the driving for dollars, and generating lists my self, but that doesn't mean that I have to answer the phone during the day from potential leads.I believe the solution to this is to use a phone answering service to take down numbers for me to call back.  

Continue to self educate through BP. 

I’ve left that work, and plan to self-manage apartment buildings I own, formalizing that as a 1099 employee of each LLC.

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The first thoughts that jumped into my head were STNL (or any long-term NNN leases, even if multi-tenant) and self-storage facilities.

like I said, this is sort of a self talk and my initiation to becoming accountable in my investing process and figuring this out.

Self managing an Airbnb really cut into vacation time when I first arrived.

Self storage, mobile home parks, light industrial, large multi family… All great candidates.

The irony of the investment strategy of the average American – including those who meet the definition of an accredited investor – is that the bias toward optimizing for the downstroke and safety robs one from the benefits of individual growth and setting the stage for their future self.

I self manage this one and our primary means of communication is through text.