My pleasure @Ihuoma Johnston the summary audiobook version will probably get you there faster, It sure helps me ;-)

But seeing with your own eyes and stepping away from the computer/google maps and seeing real people around the neighborhood, that'll be what helps you decide who's version you want to go with.

Just call them back a week or so later and just repeat a version of what you said the first time.

Ohio has only recently adopted the newer version of the UCC.

It can take several days and a dozen drafts going back and forth with the clients before I have the final version.

Yes, when you invest in a syndication (or the online version of it which is crowdfunding) you can get all the same tax advantages such as depreciation, and also experience both price appreciation via your equity and cash flow.

Or there is a version for 2 to 4 unit small buildings as well but then down payment grows to 25%.Or if you agree to live in it for 12 months you can do it as an FHA 203k rehab loan with as little as 3.50% down on 1 to 4 unit properties and use future rents to qualify for the loan size needed.

If you just finished it an hour ago, you may have read the new version.

I know I should update to a newer version, but I really HATE spending money to "fix" something that still works just fine for me.

The version of the American dream the herds want is easy and big money.