This is likely to reverse as we come to grips with our burgeoning debt and fed govt payrolls are forced to sharply drop (as well as all the leech industries like lobbying).Sorry to interject a macro comment into your analysis, but you could not only have a property with minimal/nonexistent cash flow, but appreciation could be the same or worse.

Profit from Rehab/Grip It Flip It operations to generate gains in more favorable economic areas leveraging your rehab team. 2.

The cash flow analysis is the easy part - the operations are pretty straightforward as well - but you've got to get a good grip on the components.

You need to get a real grip on the situation on the ground.

I have been wanting to get this going for years, been reading/studying on & off all this time and am now getting things going.After lurking on this forum for some time, I realize that my reading has focused on motivational books with little substance and I am now struggling to come to grips with the cold calculations of the REI experienced here on BP.

(do 1 warmup set for each exercise, with no weight)Workout B3x5 Squats3x5 Standing Military Press (seated is ok, if needed)3x5 Bent Rows (bend at hips, head up, row to your mid chest)2x8 chin-ups (first set front grip, second reverse grip. do jump chinups in the beginning, if needed. jump up, then pullup, using your momentum.)Abs - 2 sets, both until failure, 3 minutes rest between the two.No concentrated arm workouts are needed. dips, chins, benching takes care of it.

It releases money's grip on you and allows you to put it in it's proper place.

Property management was supposed to have a grip on this and they didn't, which is why they were let go and why I have asked the tenant to move out.

We have money for down payment and I am a mortgage broker so we have a good grip on financing but what I need help is with getting her and I trained to do this correctly and picking our method to get these properties.

The W2 would help with medical insurance, or else it would be out of pocket which is expensive. 3) Get a great grip on your finances if you have not done so already.