Not much else to say as you're CLEARLY focused on just trolling.

Than over-all operational, what I call "WTF" contingency funds, this would be for black-swan events like say a world wide pandemic that affects operations.

Also, if a kid says I am going to drop out of college to wholesale, I would think family would have good things to say as to why not to do this.

So when you say you’re a multimillionaire, it’s good to know that liquid cash with no lien, not equity tied up in say a house that was inherited 30 years ago.

And for those who say a deal won't pencil out at 25yr am, then don't do it, it's that simple, not find other way's to over-leverage. 

Some experts say as many as 5.5 million homes short. 

You forgot to mention that they also say a lot to look at areas within 1-2 hours driving and you will most likely find a market with cash flowing properties. 

Most the prices they say a property sold for is wrong, and zestimates are a joke. 

It's hard to judge a management company over one unit meaning if an issue pops up it's easy to say a PM company is bad when they are really not (especially if you are a single rental unit owner like the people above in this forum). 

As compared to say a 80 year old home in Indy... the bones are just not the same.