Then you have the tax burden to deal with as well.The only advantage I have found in dealing with individual labor camps people sleep in, I mean houses, is that you can sell them to emotional owner-occs at exit at retail. 

They eat and sleep their business, especially as they are building it.I have heard gurus say that they use the 95% rule - meaning that 95% of the people that buy their expensive courses/bootcamps/mentoring will never do anything with it.

How utterly amusing.Like any other business, REI is full of some of the smartest, competitive, well-connected and well-financed players in existence, who eat sleep and dream REI.You might just as easily 'dabble' in day trading, horse racing, Texas Hold-em or mixed martial arts.

(I'm assuming that there is no PMI due to the fact that you put down 25%).These are numbers that can allow someone to sleep at night as long as you rent to financially solid tenants.A 22.55% ROI or COC (whichever you'd rather go by) is a beautiful deal and is hard to find for some!

The best part about not paying for keys is I will sleep like a baby knowing the tenant was not rewarded for $crewing me over.   

I made a small 48 square foot space out my living room where I sleep. 

Maybe that's why gurus don't say much, don't know.I know we have some tax folks on here, so if you have a question, might ask.Are you sleeping better now?

My goal in life is to retire early, or have an auto-pilot company where I work 2-3 hours a day that can make more money when I sleep.

While the tenant was sleeping the window fell on her and caused injury. 

Seconds have worse rates than primary loan, but sleep well knowing the rate is fixed.