You could even own your childhood home virtually!

I’m reminded of the line in A Princess Bride: “There is that word again...I do not think it means, what you think it means.”

Childhood savings down the toilet. 

I currently have a SFR from an inheritance {my wife's childhood home) and while the CF is positive even with 40% vacancy in a practice analysis, it got me thinking to ask "What is a practical number to use?".

JohnI am not going to give my probate marketing secrets at his point yet because even though I quit investing for awhile now to devote my time to taking care of my bride of almost 54 years, I may resume and don't want to train new competitors.

Shoutout to BiggerPockets for the knowledge and connections that they continue to provide to help myself and my new bride set up our future!

One of my "friends"(we'll call him Jack, knew the landlord from childhood and took care of the communication, setting the lease up and what not.

I grew up in an oil field family where my dad worked offshore for a good portion of my childhood.

Last year, I renovated my childhood home and put it up for sale. 

I'm trying to stay single as long as possible :)Marriage is no longer a fairy-tale, and in our society it feels like it's literally just one day/night of partying and taking pictures for the bride (and, of course, the shiny rock before all that).