Focus (on the wildly important goals), Act On (The lead measures, things you can control), Keep a Compelling Scoreboard, and Create a Cadence of Accountability. · Chaos Monkey’s by Antonio Garcia MartinezSuper interesting inside look into how startups are founded, acquired and the path of a semi successful entrepreneur who ended up founding the real time ad sharing platform at Facebook.

My wife and I were aiming at buying 12 properties.

Based on a few bad experiences, here are some that give me pause, especially when there are more than one of them:- Cases out my financial situation - asking questions (usually early on in the conversation) that seem to be aimed at figuring out how much money I have.- Asks for a deposit up front.

Here you can get up to 75% of the Appraisal Value back to pay off the HELOC and turn some equity into cash.Qualifications are credit score and DSCR (which is essentially a measurement of cash flows).

This duo of market measures can together be thought of as a market’s resilience.Still, it’s true that no one knows what’s going to happen next.

Currently a 3/1.5, 1130 sqft; aiming to turn it into 3/2.5, ~2000 sqft.

I’ve heard many great stories about how measurable goals create measurable success and for this reason my wife and I wanted to set #2022goals this year.

I'd aim to spend $200-300k on construction costs.The main reason I'm interested in building, versus buying an existing $200-300k house, is that my city offers a decent grant: $25k toward my child's college tuition, as long as I stay in the house for at least four years. 

The current net monthly cash flow is $9,679 and aims to be $22,956.

Basically they will give you an appraisal without visiting the property, taking measurements and pictures.