I guess the question is, if I am back tracking back to today to see what I need to do on a yearly, monthly, weekly and daily basis, how can I know exactly what I'm capable of doing given the amount of hours (about 15-20 per week) that I can dedicate to REI?

Hi Everyone - I am in the process of acquiring an investment property to be used as a daily/weekly rental on Cape Cod. 

Weirdos and scammers indeed, especially that daily email thing .where tou have to bring your screw driver to look at a place @Joseph Hamaoui

I keep calling the city daily and they keep telling me they will send an inspector.

My best advice on deals is to look at listings daily on Zillow, Trulia, or Realtor.com That way you'll know prices and what's too much and what's a good deal when something comes up.

Hello,I am "newer" to BiggerPockets and this is now a website I frequent daily.  

I go go go when it comes to education, I have daily, weekly, quarterly, and yearly goals that I try to crush. 

I wouldn't lock in right now for the next 60 days, but thereafter, look closely at the cost to lock and the market.When interest rates go up, bond prices go down, mortgage rate then go up, home prices go down since people buy what they can afford, if they pay more interest they get less house.A .25% increase isn't alarming, to me, rates can change daily, it's the trend you need to watch and over short periods of time, if rate go up another .25 in days or weeks, then you may need to lock, depends on how well you sleep and the type of loan applied for, like an ARM or a long term fixed rate. 

I follow him daily on instagram if he’s renting things, he still renting them, which means he has the money to rent a mansion, and Lamborghini for last 4-5 years.

I once invested $20K in an options trading course only to find out 6 months later than the emotional ups and downs and daily watching positions was too much for me.