He also sells a CD course for $1,197.

Just please don't feel like you have to spend thousands of dollars on some guru course to begin.haha yeah that what i was thinking of buying a "course" online that comes with like 12 audio cd for like 40 bucks i doubt i would ever pay anything over 1k on a RE course i rather read books , listen to tapes, and go on bigger pockets.

Assuming that maintenance and repairs will cost 20% of gross rents (I believe this number to be way north of what it will actually cost) we arrive at $1,015 for maintenance and repairs.I will also have an extra $2,000 in a revolving CD ladder as a slush fund to fix whatever Murphy's Law throws at me.So:Gross rents: $5,076Taxes: $701Insurance: $766Debt service: $2520Maintenance and repairs: $1,015Cash Flow: $74I realize this will be basically a wash as far as cash flow for the first year, but I think I have all my bases covered as far as projecting what expenses will be.

I need to find a serious player HML or a broker who can deliver quick answers.If you are a broker and can get me a quick answer, I'm all ears.thx

I lost the cassette tapes and paperwork somewhere along the way, then, about 4 years ago, I saw the program od CD's in a garage sale for $5, and bought it again!

I would usually just use CD rates as a base case.

Most RE agents are at best half cycle players.

I still have a bunch of those darn "50 free hours of Aol" cd's that they would send out to every person in america. lol I wouldnt really know whats up with internet marketing nowadays.

I agree, it won't be easy learning new players and a new offense but he's got enough experience and passion for the game to make up for his age.

You’ll want to utilize the card regularly and pay at least part of the balance off each month in order to generate positive credit report entries on a monthly basis. •Personal loans – By going to one of your local banks and explaining that you’re trying to re-establish credit after a bankruptcy you should be able to convince your banker to lend you a small amount of money, say $1,000 or so, backed by a corresponding savings account or Certificate of Deposit (CD) account.