The small sacrifices start adding up.

I'm willing to sacrifice some of my own comfort and retiring earlier for my kids. 

My current portfolio consists of 160 multifamily apartment units, over the course of a 10 year period it has taken a lot of hard work and sacrifice to get to the point of where I am. 

Which of the criteria would be necessary to sacrifice to at least retain a very little positive cash flow? 

We're deeply grateful for the sacrifices our parents made to give us this chance.Now, with our first baby on the way and realizing how much time we spend working and how little we spend with family, we're feeling the pull towards financial freedom.

I’m a fellow veteran as well — Marine Corps here — and I’ve got a deep respect for anyone who’s walked the path of service and sacrifice like you have.

I think somebody who's already say a multimillionaire could rationally decide not to invest in C class stuff, making a conscious decision to sacrifice the much greater return for somewhat less work.

Drag is very real with HML which is what they are doing.. you sacrifice drag for high liquidity when your doing those types of deals as an investor in HML/PML 's  

You're making sacrifices and stepping up the ladder.

If you’re not willing to sacrifice location, then your cashflow may suffer a bit at the beginning as you wait for longterm appreciation and rent growth.