I am pushing myself to become 100% focused and patient towards this, that means dropping off all liabalities (t.v. shows, hobbies, unhealthy eating, having fun in general) I really want to learn more but i also need to expand myself in different ways.

Its making the GTA market very unhealthy in my opinion.

I'm naturally financially conservative and have an unhealthy fear about "good" debt and getting over-leveraged lol.I've been sort of on the fence b/w going the slow and steady route towards a multifamily purchase or just jumping right in, but I believe I'm at the point of taking the multifamily plunge in about 9 months on a purchase that meets my criteria.Most likely, I'll be looking at an OOS purchase in the Manhattan and Lawrence, KS area with a focus on renting to college students.

Purchase price: $40,000 Cash invested: $40,000 Sale price: $95,000 Townhouse with a unhealthy HOA What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Unhealthy amounts.

And that’s fine, as long as it does not increase so much that it erodes your monthly cash flow to an unhealthy level where you’re upside down or too close to it.

Here is the situation:Tenant gave 2 weeks noticed before their 1 year lease was up claiming the unit was unhealthy to live in and moved out with 1 month remaining on their lease.

Late nights make for a unhealthy lifestyle.

If you were to look at this chart, you can easily see how unhealthy the market was in the 2004-2006 period, as homes became completely unaffordable and prices were driven by speculation. 

Luckily, we were able to evict based on the fraudulent application, otherwise, we probably would have had to go to court for all her false claims of unhealthy living conditions (the house was a 2003 Centex in immaculate condition).