Now instead of feeling "stuck and burned out" you see a clear path t breaking free that is getting closer and closer to happening.If your job is not salary then you could possibly start taking more days off from the job as your cash flow increases.

Originally posted by @Larry T.

People like you on the other hand are ever worried about the dreaded T word.

Also ask for 10-15 day inspection period to make sure you get all the facts before you are fully committed to buying it.

I am working with my brother and we are both committed to getting educated and networking to help us achieve our real estate goals.  

The memberships are a lot like gym memberships, get you committed while you're hot on the benefits. 

I did a TON of research before committing to any of my coaches/mentors and I think I will continue to pay for them for the remainder of my career.  

You pay $196 for the first month (this is our minimum financial commitment) and you are conveniently billed every 28 days to the card you keep on file.

@Peter T.

I think I will get to know these tenants before committing to them for at least 12 months.