***My take; I personally don't like retirement; (was forced at age 65) in good health and building the new out of state 12-plex seems "exciting & adventurous" but am concerned that if I don't get tenants right away will be burning up savings covering the $10,000 per month mortgage.

What has been the biggest success for you as a newer investor friendly agent between the age of 25-35? 

The distinction matters more than people realize.

(In this way it's distinct from services that offer to "spot" the tenant some of their rent payment for the month.) 

I think that’s is an important distinction to adjust your expenses based on the property age, condition, utility structure, and class of the property.

That distinction alone saved me hours of unnecessary reconciliation.Appreciate everyone's help on this.

It’s very polished but emotionally flatThe response is clean, balanced, and agreeable, but it lacks a distinct personal voice.

Here's my suggestion for a place to start your new mindset--make the distinction between buying your 'home' and being an investor.  

Jorge, I really appreciate you expanding on that — especially the distinction between treating the strongest sold comp as the ceiling for flips versus shifting focus toward cash flow for rentals.

He also chose to stop acquiring when the market had a lot of uncertainty that seems to have been a great decision.There is no doubt that the population is aging.