Government will force landlords to shoulder some of the relief for working class and poor renters through changes in the timing, justifications and remedies we have to terminate.

The ideas I've heard include attending an upcoming Note School for investors in Asheville, talking with hard money lenders to pick their brains, checking into tax lien/tax deed sales, and finding experienced partners that may be willing to let you "look over their shoulder" while they're going through a fix and flip, so you can learn, as a silent financial partner. 

It takes a couple times to get your balance down, but I can literally go for over an hour where I can't go for more than 30 minute watching tv.Madden keeps me excited and completely engaged, I don't even think about working out.I also try to lift twice a week in my home, but I hurt my shoulder two months ago and I haven't been able to lift much at all.I always try to stop at a grocery store instead of fast food.

In some areas you will have high , low, and a shoulder season.

There are possibly folks in BP who if you reach out to and maybe pay them an agreed reasonable amount,they will remotely guide you/look over your shoulder thru every step of your first flip or rental etc .

The top agents usually have an admin or someone to help shoulder the burden.

And by the way, if 8.5% rate is such a chip on your shoulder, then simply don't do 8.5%, do 6%, or 5%.     

Your standing here, hocky mask n gloves on, bragging about the giant bag of loot slung over your shoulder how ya just robbed the landlord's for 20%..... 

A property management company can take this burden entirely from your shoulders and perform the management functions in a more systematized and automated manner, saving the landlord countless hours of time and effort.

I assume it is if its more an ArBNB vacation type area At first I thought "wow, what's the chip on this guys shoulder where even when blatantly wrong he's freaking out when the world doesn't bend over and launch a parade for his every ignorant statements, with skin as thin as rice paper for any correction.".