Hopefully, you can get the monthly burden to about $500 a month soon and then hopefully in a few years get it to break even.I would consider the monthly payment you are making to be the equivalent as to what others make as a down payment on a home.

If you mean in RE I've never made 10k on monthly income from my handful of rentals but my first rehab netted $65,000 back in early 2000's which is probably the equivalent of double now.

Due to inflation you’ll want to be making more like $225k in 10 years probably, which will likely be roughly equivalent to $150k in today’s dollars assuming historical average inflation continues.

It's the equivalent of the guy with the expensive car and big house acting rich vs. the actual rich guy that lives in a modest house, drives an old truck, and buys his clothes at Costco.

Did a sizable reduction of our stock positions into cash equivalents.  

The Billionaire class in America has seen their wealth increase from $4TRILLION to $7TRILLION during the past four years -  or the equivalent share of 50% of the bottom least affluent Americans.

I was surprised how short it was... about the equivalent of another 3-day class worth of material.There are several zoom calls every week.

I used hard money to fund the purchase price and rehab cost of the property (downpayment was the equivalent of 10% interest only of the purchase price + rehab).

Also, my tenants have been with me for close to 10 years and I only took the deposit that was equivalent to the rent back then.

I used hard money to fund the purchase price and rehab cost of the property (downpayment was the equivalent of 10% interest only of the purchase price + rehab).