While Hawaii didn't work out, i've since lost 90lbs, converted to Catholicism, found somewhat enjoyable full time employment that lets me put in a generous amount of overtime (Last week I worked 65 hours and on average 55+ hours a week, I haven't had a day off in months), started to tackle overwhelming student loan debt, volunteer, well...you get the idea. 

It just depends on how the numbers work out, which in the current market climate is tough enough to find...

I am trying to first see if the deal numbers work out, so what is the best way to calculate capital expenditures?

Did it work out for you?

It’s alright though if it doesn’t work out then its ok.

I hope it will work out fantastic for you just seems like a ton of work for not that much upside or margin for error.    

I’m looking at my first 3 unit deal and all the number work out and they are all occupied with renters.

Set up a free consultation with the attorney to work out a strategy in case your neighbor files a civil claim.

@Christopher James Lloyd a passion for real estate is something that you either have or you don't - a lot of people are in it for the money, and I can tell you from experience it will not work out.

I work out of state and only spend 14 days there....