Most of the stuff they sell are listed on their website but not available on display.I don’t like the idea of shopping first time for those items on the Internet because the pictures can be very deceptive.There is no way to get a feel for the real quality and feel of those items just by looking at them.Moreover, I am not convinced the prices at HomeDepot are the most competitive ones.So my question:Is there a big discount store for bathroom items located not too far distance from Hoboken or Jersey City where I could go to ?

Put some marketing money aside for a mailing campaign/internet marketing and start finding deals.

They provided cable and internet and we paid half of the bill. the land contract didn't work out and they moved.

Remember to factor in extra costs associated with STRs cleaning can be passed on but utilities, cable, internet, toiletries, replacing worn towels and linens.

I am excited to start building wealth for myself and my family, and willing to make the sacrifices right now that others at my age don't have the willingness to do.I've been on the outside looking in on this site for a few months now as I took the time to dive into educating myself about real estate, personal finance, and other topics through the forums, podcasts, blogs, books and all the other info oozing from the site and on the internet.

Hi @Kyle SeidelThe 1 bedroom condo in my example had the following expenses:Cable/Internet $150/monthHoa $200/monthElectricity $125/monthInsurance/Taxes $80/monthWe didn't have a mortgage, but you can add in your PI. 

I haven't been to my office in months, all of the transactions are handled through the internet.

Dont use internet based lenders from out of state.

I've tried the marketplace here on BP and some internet searches without any reliable results. 

The typical internet search results are frustratingly random regarding the topic.Are there lenders that even do this now?