I can actually pay off about 85-90% actually from the profit of our house (one and only, primary residence) but that leaves no money to roll into another house for a downpayment.Now student loan rates are higher than mortgage interest rates though so I'm thinking of a few possibilities but anyone here who has had experience getting into the flipping business with very little seed money and used the "step up" method, would love to hear from you.

The tenants trimmed the trees, spread grass seed, and other things and the place looks so much better.

And of seasonal interest, hopefully those Cards will snag a #1 tourney seed this week!

You might also want to consider more grass seed (or plugs/sod) and some fertilizer.

We never know what will happen even the seeds that we sow will bear fruits unexpectedly.

Whatever it takes for me to bank up some seed money so I can then go solo.

I think I would do it if I could get all my seed money back via a refi.

Plan to leave every dollar that property produces in that account to seed for future events for at least 6-months and you won't get caught flat footed.

However, I think I found a market about an hour away that I think I can sow some seeds in and reap it for many years.

Well, whatever everyone may think of him (and I'm sure there are many thoughts) he planted the seed in my mind more than 20 years ago that investing in real estate is a great idea.Since then, I've played with the idea now and then but always felt like that's something "other people" do.