A lot of PMs mistake growing the portfolio for growing the business.

Im looking to learn grow, Network, & redifne my realestate strategies.

If you do not want to grow your holdings, keep enough in reserve for capex, maintenance, etc. and then give yourself distributions as you see fit (monthly, quarterly, yearly) to get your profit out of the business and into your pockets

but I am an old dude and landlording is just too much work for me.. .If I was young I would be sitting in Detroit buying every low end rental for cash I could buy and keep growing the portfolio..

As some of you may know, CO is currently in a HOT market and Parker continues to grow steadily as a suburb in the southern Denver metro area. 

As my business grows along with the capital to begin investing I want to get into flipping houses and buying land to build new homes.

An addendum is added to their lease that explains the cause of mildew and what can be done to stop mildew from growing.  

Welcome to the site @Wes BlaneyHappy to see an industry contracting pro join the site.How to use bigger pockets to grow your business

For instance, many Americans (prior crisis, but some still) pour the vast amount of their net worth into a primary residence: Risky.Some people invest only in domestic blue chip companies: Risky.

List price: 130000 (25% down over 25 or 30 yrs) Annual rent: 40$/acre x 160 acres =6400$Annual taxes: 800$Vacancy: not sure it'll ever be vacantLease would be paid upfront before growing season and generally on a multi year term with built in increases.