That can be 50 doors...or more.  50 doors gives you a very comfortable middle-class lifestyle from cashflow and then a bangin' wealth level. 

The next step for me should probably be to develop relationships and gain knowledge from others by going to some REIA meetings.From my real estate investing, I am not looking for an extravagant lifestyle like Donald Trump.

Maybe get a used copy and mark it up when you sell it to them, that way they might realize they should keep the old house, even partner with the parents on it possibly, and not buy new furniture to go with their new, more expensive lifestyle (keeping up with the Joneses?)

I study it religiously, daily, looking at my preferred areas to invest in.

However, deciding it's more important to have that lifestyle right now, raise your children in a renovated home in a nicer neighborhood -- think childrens' birthdays & sleepovers, cookouts, hosting garden clubs or civic league meetings, etc., is wonderful, too.

Admittedly, I was drawn in by some of the big names in wholesaling who made the lifestyle seem great.

My goal is to replace being a mechanic with full time investing in multi family properties with enough cash flow to continuously invest and live my current lifestyle.

I like Northern Colorado / college towns quite a bit due to cultural activites, cycling, and laid back lifestyle.

We love Iowa, and I am thinking about trying to fit in RAGBRAI this year as I also love riding my bicycle (a little bit difficult here in the desert, but not impossible).We are thoroughly enjoying our international lifestyle, but we are without the major benefits that come with being a public school teacher in the United States.

After considering a number of places I decided Wisconsin was best for my lifestyle.