But I want to start with even amortization throughout rather than a traditional mortgage structure where you are paying mainly interest in the beginning that flips over time.

I built my MTR systems so well, I can manage everything while traveling — no emergencies, no chaos.

Here’s what I use:

-Guesty or Hospitable for messaging-Breezeway or Turno for cleanings-Google Drive for stan...

In reality, if you’re not budgeting for OpEx, that money is already spent—it just hasn’t left your account yet.That’s where Break-Even Occupancy comes in.

Sometimes, even great deals fall apart — and it’s not always about the property itself.I’ve seen funding, communication, or due diligence issues cause last-minute hiccups.What’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned from a deal that didn’t go through?

it will break even when i'm done. 

A life WORTH living, one thats not measured in cashflow alone, but in service, alignment, and the people I’m raising and serving along the way.Here’s a lesson I learned the hard way:Success is waking up and building anyway, even when no one claps, no one shows up, and no one fully understands what you’re building yet.If you’re in that season right now, hear this clearly.. 

There is absolutely properties out there that can break even. 

One thing I would do is the foundation and the termite, check to see if you list it at market value if you can get someone to buy the place and disclose the issues and give them a credit or meet them in the middle or even 2/3s of the cost and you can save some money and maybe even get the deal to make some money. 

It seems like AI is being rammed down our throats everywhere you look even though it doesn’t even work very well sometimes. 

Even if they recommend a property management company, you should do your own due diligence about that company.