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Cure for Door Disease?

James Sloan
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What do you all think of this attitude: I would sooner have, hold, pay off, and manage one property well, than many which are average: it is better to do well with one property at a time than to own more than one average properties: you only need one paid-for property to keep personal freedom: when one is not enough, it is time to upscale by trading for another property which sufficiently challenges you. This is how I now see things. I do not understand "door disease" or "door syndrome": one hotel, resort, or apartment complex, is better than two hundred separate LTR's

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