I do  have a good paying job that helps me pay my primary residence, but I like to plan for rainy days.My ultimate goal is have enough rental income to live off of, so I know conventional wisdom says I need to buy more rentals.

I also have some people focusing on lending for construction of Resorts, casinos, villas, beach access/recreation centers/amusement parks, if any of that.Can also do a share of mixed use, or if you have something in your sights that's NNN, can also work off that.

We didn't hear from her for 24 hours, so we sent her a reminder, and she said she would pay the next morning.

I have put together a personal portfolio of 15 REITs covering  apartments, industrial, healthcare, net lease, casino, infrastructure, and timberland.  

For me 5% or less is generally when I would not pay off early. 3.2% Do not pay that off early.  

They are not well funded, so pay as you go is important to them. 

I missed last year’s event in Cancún and promised myself I wouldn’t let that happen again, and I’m SO glad I made it this time around.The conference venue was the fabulous Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, the perfect host for such a TOP-FLIGHT event.The breakout sessions, the exhibit hall and the presentations were all well organized and SUPER engaging.Keynote speaker Christopher Voss, Mr.

Right now they’re living rent-free, so there’s little motivation for them to move somewhere else and start paying rent, even if you hand them cash.Eviction timelines vary a lot depending on the state and even the county.

Does this tenant usually pay on time?  

Did they pay you all of your contractually agreed upon late fees?