Originally posted by @Jennifer T.

Having a buyer who's that committed to the sale is great!

I would suggest reading "Set for Life" By Scott Trench, and "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert T.

They want students who are committed and are willing to go the extra mile to get goals accomplished.

@Jason V.Secrets of The Millionaire Mind by T Harv EkerThe Go Giver By Bob BurgThe One Thing By Gary KellerYou have to focus on your "why" and it will ultimately lead to your "how"Hope that helpsGino

This is highly dependent on marketing and strategy.However, just as a general rule, you should at least commit to $500/month.

Good luck with everything - Life style is important but commitment to your goals will bring you the most satisfaction.I see a simple solution, I'd go after the smaller property with in-law suite - build some equity & continue to build a stable portfolio.

Not to worry you are not stuck with them like white on rice, there are ways out, the goal is to familiarize yourself with the landlord-tenant laws to avoid being stuck with them longer than you want to.Originally posted by @T P.

@Garen T. provide the Fridge but not w/d.

I had a very, very, very busy couple of days) :)@Peter T. - This sounds very reasonable to me.