All this made me bitter, and sour, and it reflects in my interaction with BP members, your team, and the people I am trying to help.

We have a choice as adults to be bitter and blame others for all of our hard times or to take personal responsibility and to grow. 

It at least gives them choices and generally doesn’t just get them bitter about feeling like they have no choice in the matter.

Brooklyn AU, you sound very bitter against landlords.

Or maybe it's time to scrape and start over again, bigger and more units, or maybe that bitter taste in your mouth has you thinking mini storage or a parking lot, or green house for one of these CBD outfits.In short think about things in terms of cash flow vs head aches plus time, not doors.

Instead of being bitter, just find another one. 

@Barry Je I would strongly consider the following markets for Airbnb/VRBO:WA: Leavenworth, Highway 2 corridor, Walla WallaOregon: BendWaterfront is nice but the price premium tends to make it a bitter harder to get good AirBnb cash flow - since you mentioned that you're looking to cover expenses, not generate income, this may not be a big issue though.Good luck and message me to talk about Airbnb anytime!

Ya'll naysayers are just bitter, haha!

Originally posted by @Ola Dantis:Account Closed Ohhhh dude I'm so so sorry that this was your intro to real estate investing, as this could leave a bitter taste in your mouth. 

So I’m like a bitter EX, lol.A major lesson learned though.