Saying no is like developing a muscle, the more you say it, the easier it gets.

Not purely as an investment but also an exercise for my design and construction muscles.

Once you are in more it is like a muscle the more you strengthen it the stronger it gets.  

You will learn soooo much more once you get into the weeds on setting up your property, guest/cleaner communication, etc. 

I love that they set big goals, but come on set cash-flow and equity goals not unit goals.

The onset of the millennials within the housing market has created a shift.  

Like working out at a Gym to build muscle you must leave one comfort zone for heavier weights, e.g. put down the 20# dumbbells and pick up the 25# dumbbells and then the 30# dumbbells.1031 Exchanging is no different.

I need to flex my capitalism muscles and get stronger.

Work on setting your min/base/max first and then go into the customs for tht property and get your nightly mins etc set.

I would like to know what others use for their credit score requirement, or any tips on setting tenant requirements in general.