No cable tv, no going out.

@Jeffrey Kovnick Jeff-- Sorry if my book didn't provide a path to solve your problem, but allow me to add a couple of thoughts to the discourse here:A couple of articles I've written recently might shed a bit of light on your question, in particular a 2-part series, "The Cash-on-Cash Conundrum."

The TKs typically do a lot of marketing, billboard, radio, TV, and mailings. 

It’s a result of a series of atypical, one time, external events.I have hardly bought any single family rentals since COVID.

Expresso /coffee machine, nice towels, robes, bigger tv, at least 55inch, nice wine glasses nice bedding, comfortable furniture.

After the story is told and the product is sold, no one in the TV cast has to stick around and collect rentRead this article for more information https://www.american-apartment...All the best!

Yes - those tornados were chilling to see on TV.

She is one of my handlers with my bulk account for cable tv and internet.

As for books to read aside from the ones you mentioned; some of the ones I enjoyed are: Multifamily Millionaire by Brandon Turner, Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner, The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Keller, and the additional books from the Rich Dad, Poor Dad series from Robert Kiyosaki such as Guide to Investing and Cash Flow Quadrant. 

This is just unsustainable, and I have a feeling that default on consumer debt (and student loan debt) could lead to a big economic snowball...https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/TOTALSLBut again, good economists will admit they have no idea how bad the next downturn will be.