I am leaning towards becoming a full time agent, but I know my ultimate goal is to grow my investment real-estate portfolio and to donthat full time in the long run.

Basically, I'm so excited and intrigued by REI, I want to grow as fast as possible.

I look forward to interacting and learning and growing with everyone.

That puts pressure on most ordinary people.

I went from W2-->SFR live-in-then-rent-->SFR purchase and rent-->SFR live-in fix-and-flip-->small MF/townhomes-->Medium MF and failed-->wanting to buy a farm but the deals stunk-->more small MF/townhomes-->finding vineyards and learning to underwrite them-->2 years figuring out and putting first vineyard deal together-->now building a winery services business-->syndicating development of wine grape vineyards in our area to grow an empire.The point is this: Life is unpredictable and fun, unless you're doing nothing.

Part III #1 line has zero ordinary income and #2 line has negative net rental real estate income. 

., could you manually trim the hedge and then put some kind of plastic dividing wall to keep the hedge from encroaching and force it to grow towards the neighbor's yard so you only have to trim it once in a while? 

Seems that we are in a growing pain period in which new prices are adjusting themselves out through trial and error.

Right now I spend about an hour each month on banking, for the past 4 months I’ve spent about 3 hours apiece on a flipper that’s almost done, and now that it’s summer and the grass is growing I’ll have about 4 hours a month of landscaping for 2 properties.

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