My expenses are:1) Property Taxes= $165/month (I pay lump sum annually to my council about $1900/yr)2) Mortgage= $1255/month3) Maintenance= $100/month (I included window treatments/paint/cleaning materials/yard maintenance,etc)4) Utilities= $225/ month Garbage collection, street cleaning, snow clearing, are all included in property taxes.

I am very familiar with the event hosts, many of the other speakers and most of the topics focused on UK real estate.Given Google has a ton of references to Grant's materials, I am curious if anyone has a tip for narrowing down the research.

Worse thing that happens to him, he breaks even on materials and labor.

Even if you don't want to be an agent than I'd suggest still reading some of the training material anyways just for the knowledge.

You can run out to properties with marketing material, set up open house signs, deliver documents or lock boxes or help with social media marketing and computer stuff.

An investment is simply an action or process performed to achieve a profit or material result.

Put about 8,000 in material costs, and I put in the labor.

If any work, both materials and labor combined ,  valued at $500 and below, you do not need to have a license to preform the job. 

Would need to know the square footage of the roof to estimate the costs.If you plan to rent it out, don't use super high-end materials on the carpet and flooring. 

Siding material, interior finishes, etc.Compare solds in last 3 months then 6 months and so on.