Again, this is just a simplified example, of course.

With the way purchases are going with tap-to-pay with cell phones and smartwatches, shouldn't this process be simplified so it's not even a worry?

First, let me say that I am a newbie and not a CPA or offering any kind of legal advice- experts please check my numbers and correct me if/where I'm wrong.To simplify...

To vastly over-simplify, manufactured homes are regulated by HUD (administered by HUD or the state), mobile homes are locally regulated (town/city code office). 

Simplifying language around law, REI, and other tough stuff makes the business of learning easier. 

I like the idea of simplifying into a single property, and with %25 down for a commercial bank loan, that equates to about a $1mil property. 

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I am at the point where I am trying to simplify my life.  

I understand how it can be used to buy a lot of property but confused on how this method actually makes you money.As I understand it the BRRR method works like this (closing costs, fees, and down payment are left out to simplify the math). 

If I could simplify the question, you're looking to find a good route to send your son up the mountain while you coast along in parallel and guide him.