Have a cup of tea and listen to her stories from your childhood.

Working class, well established neighborhoods with very reasonable tax base, you can get homes under $90,000.00 with taxes in the mid $2's with $1,050+ rents - **PM Me for more detailsI do not play in the lower spectrum of neighborhoods or home prices such as $40-70K with under $1,000.00 rent, just not my cup of tea, I have several homes in my portfolio remaining from that novice/beginner time point in my investment life, but as I have evolved, so have my properties, in category and quality.

(like most newbies I figure)So I guess I'll use this time wisely, and continue knowledge building, and hopefully networking.I'd be interested to hear from anyone local to my area, whether flipping, wholesaling, or renting properties.Odd fact: Although raised in England, I drink coffee, not tea!

Not my cup of tea, and I already have a job.

(personally not my cup of tea)There are numerous cities in the Midwest that offer a mix of yield vs return.

I'm always up for a trip across the tracks to Ashland Coffee and Tea.

She could have paid more than the “minimum”  to bring her balance and interest charges down, at any time. 

It immediately seemed like my cup of tea with many like-minded people, so here I am!

Today a tenant paid her balance of Sep rent and I made $100 in late fee alone.

Where one might have found a 20% return before, may be different now, but it's still there.When everyone wants coffee, tea sales go down.