Thanks for the continued support, guys.

He takes the huge profit and buys more land ... and the circle continues as it has since the 1960s.He also drives a 1993 Cadillac.

In fact it is part of my plan to have that many as long as my portfolio lender continues to be cool with it.

I really enjoy my work and I look forward to starting my own real estate investing business on the side while I continue to learn and grow at my job.

Holding property for cash flow is my long term goal, preferably multi-units, but as Lynn suspected it is now harder to come by a good deal, and it may take a while to get the next property, I don't mind been a Landlord, but to continue to grow my portfolio i do need to get my investment out.

Everyone is different.There will be many folks here that will tell you to skip the coaching and continue going it alone.

You could also trench out the existing radiant pipes and install new continuous loop radiant piping.

There is enough reserves to cover the mortage in the event of several missed rent payments and there is enough cashflow in the property that the account is continually building higher reserves despite the mismatched due dates.You are trying to create problems with your tenants by imposing non-standard due dates in my opinion.

(which is exactly why I was paying them in the first place, otherwise we would have continued to manage.

why not continue to do cash flow for the long-term?