This transactional lending philosophy is very prevalent as borrowers tend to constantly shop for the lowest price for their money.

I have a good credit score, am constantly learning, and saving as much as I can every month! 

I bought his ebook on how to negotiate a land lease with a billboard company and it's a great starting point for learning how billboards can create an income stream with no tenants, toilets, or termites.

(Dog - golden retriever)Another tenants dog has constant complains about barking, it’s HOA and it’s really a problem there.

@Jonathan GreeneMy knowledge is built on books and podcasts, although some of it is— I have looked at properties, I’ve done the numbers on deals before, it’s a constant drive for gaining more knowledge in more ways than one, and that’s what separates me from the “too many young people are rushing into RE”.Although I do not have the amount of financial resources required right now, eventually I will.

You have to buy in the right location, furnish it, market, deal with constant turnover, etc.

I'd love to hear how you handle this with the never-ending stream of multiple personalities that are entering your property and your!

@Kelly Rastatter our goals are to reach financial independence more quickly and having a passive income stream via rental properties seems like a promising route.

As a CPA it is definitely more of our DNA to be retroactive since we are constantly reporting what happened the year prior.

I have no experience with sec 8 but years ago I had a friend who did sec 8 and it was a constant hassle and from what I learn from him I want no part of it.When asked about sec 8 my response is that I really don’t know anything about it and if the prospect wants the run the paperwork for approval I may consider it.