Sounds like rubbish to me [but if I am wrong about that, someone please let me know]. 

I like most of what Dave Ramsey has to say, but the no debt at all rule is total rubbish when it comes to real estate and income producing properties.

The expenses for 2011 break down to this per year: Advertising- $221 Cleaning-$397 Insurance- $2770 Legal: $177 Repairs- $1205 Supplies-$425 Taxes-$3327 Utilities-$161 (we are only paying for two lights in a common hallway Rubbish $1055 Water/Sewer-$1985 Snow removal- $110 Water heater rental-$156 (now water heaters are new)TOTAL $11,989 @Darrin Carey thank you also for your help!

Look up "section 121 exclusion" for capital gains in your favorite search engine.The age limitation given in a post above is rubbish.

•Tenant shall keep all stairs, porches, patios, entrances, walkways and outside areas at the Leased Premises neat and clean and free of Tenant’s property, trash or rubbish.

Dispose from the rented dwelling unit and premises all ashes, garbage, rubbish, and other waste in a clean and safe manner;d.)

Lennar is a bit rubbish, but other than that, most are decent enough.

“I have read that when you find an off-market deal you should sign it and THEN go find a lender.”This business that the money will somehow appear when you find a great deal, off-market or not, is the rubbish pedaled by gurus, @Paul Kubin.

The house has 3 years of unpaid taxes and fines for unpaid rubbish.

Link to article:https://finance.yahoo.com/news...What possible motive would anyone have to write this kind of rubbish?