Roofstock uses the phrase turnkey, but there is a difference between turnkey and full-service turnkey.

Try phrasing it as what value you are offering a private lender.

@Alexander PhippenThat's where the phrase don't burn your bridges came from.

when I hear the phrase "live below your means" I always think of it as you need to look at your budget and decide where you want to be According to your own finances.

Have you Dad give you a loan for around 100 million dollars and inherit part of his properties as well as your grandfather's organization (Trump Organization), and there you go.With the 100 million and real estate network already in place, you have the sufficient leverage and wiggle room to take the necessary risks and scale at a fast pace, then make cutesy catch phrases to impress naive teens and the uneducated.In conclusion, prey on the poor and weak, take aggressive measures against them, keep raising rents in these units while avoiding maintenance, and use the large cash flow to buy marquee properties in cities after multiple generations and 50 years of the money working for you.Capiche?

And he coined my favorite phrase of all time - "My silent partner Uncle Sam"

So, finish the phrase "Whoever came up with passive income..." as best you can. 

Phrasing as "take security deposit" vs can I deduct repairs from security deposit makes a lot of difference when some website quotes the thread. 

So maybe I should have phrased my question a little better for sure! 

I know the grass isn't always greener, but I've also heard the phrase "You don't get wealthy by working for someone else your whole life" and I do think there's truth in that statement in most cases.