While it’s a great career and I make a nice living, it’s a young man’s game and I know this ride won’t last forever. 

So Steven King and the Game of Thrones guy will be fine, but the one-time author can have a hard time of it, since by the time we can count the income, most of that income is gone.#1 thing I see landlords get wrong is Schedule E box 2, "Fair Rental Days."

The minimum loan amounts on some of these programs vary between $250K to $500K.There are programs for loan amounts below $250K but the rates are even higher but you still have the ability to utilize the 30-year amortization.You can go to the local bank and get a loan but their products are different. 

His thoughts and ideas vary from mine and vice versa. 

At this point in the game I am not in the position to hand over my units to a property manager.

I assumed that wholesaling is the easiest to accomplish with a complete lack of capital as a beginning investor, however yesterday with 1 specific property I found, I find myself asking why would I want to hand this over to someone else, for a small fee, when my end game is to own property. 

Looking forward to chatting with y'all and hopefully even meeting some of you folks who are active and in the game at whatever level.

I agree with Loretta, market is tight and finding the property is the name of the game.

We just had to jump into the game asap and we definitely overspent.

As an investor, I refuse to play that game and click to the next listing.