During my last visit to Florida for home shopping purposes, I ran across a few builders that had excessive markups on upgrades.

hey, when I was looking for mentors I ran into his profile, he seemed like a cool guy, followed his page for a while.

This can also create tension with local landlord-tenant laws, insurance carriers, and zoning ordinances that may have safety or liability provisions related to firearms.To pursue a mission-driven rental community aligned with firearm culture legally, it would be safer to create a general "Second Amendment enthusiast" community rather than outright requiring gun ownership.

I ran into this when tehre were 3 HOA's in a community, a master hoa, one for the homes where this property was and another for the pool and amenities.

But suddenly I ran into issues for different reasons, so the cash flow isn't large but I'd lose out on a lot of money if I try to sell now since I've only had it for 2 years and only put 3.5% down on the house.

My parents actually considered buying it first, they backed out, I ran the numbers and found that it seemed to work for several different exit options, and put in an offer.

Acquiring as many properties as possible is a fool's errand and a product of door culture.

I ran up to the new Target in Sevierville.  

Secondly, I ran into an issue where I had a tenant who wanted their own refrigerator.

I'm sure there is a ton of value here in the Bigger Pockets forum but definitely seems like unfortunately growth in numbers has been the baseline rather than upholding a positive and helpful culture.