I say this because to find success as an agent, entrepreneur, business owner, etc. you'll need to 'burn the boats' at some point.As time progresses, you'll be faced with some decisions:- is this the year I decide to go 'all-in' on Real Estate?

For what it’s worth, I’m in a similar boat juggling STR income and tracking my own “hours in the trenches” for tax purposes—it’s a full-time job just keeping records straight, much less optimizing occupancy!

I'm newly 22 so we are in the same boat in terms of age

Just some insider baseball- we are all in the same federal boat, and some states are the iceberg.

I would never look at the age of a property like I would the age of a car or a boat or a plane.

More or less in the same boat for different reasons.

If you analyze properties on their "Year 1 Cash Flow" then you are going to miss the boat.

If this is constitutional, it would mean the government can limit how many cars, boats, planes and apples we can buy because it won't be about real estate in the constitution, it will be about [nouns] - as in everything.The debate will be around the good/bad like/dislike of the proposed legislation, but that won't matter.

I'm in the same boat with 3 HUD deals. 

The e-mail came with no intelligent explanation or why are all the properties are in the same boat?