Do not spend money on Guru's systems as they typically are unrealistic or are over-simplified.

now i usually live by the rule "go big or go home" but in this case i'm willing to start small buying maybe a duplex or 4 plex and pulling equity out for more purchases over time. i am in no hurry to be rich i just want to see roi and positive cash and be comfortably independent someday. i would like any feedback and i dont expect people to pull any punches so swing away. am i thinking wrong here or is this doable (obviously simplified of course)?

I certainly thought it was time for her to simplify and change things up a bit, but she just apologized that she couldn't help me and hung up.I know that Nick Johnson had posted awhile back that it usually takes 5-6 calls to find one that really gets it, in my experience, those numbers are dead on.

(simplified) While the bank might have sold the loan and therefore been “paid in full†the bank still might service the loan for the person that bought out their position.

He's an elderly gentleman and he's having health complications so he's simplifying his life.

Hi All,I am in california and am looking to simplify and streamline my docs.

Offer 1 program-simplify the process2.

That's fine, but going forward, I'd like to use a simplified contract, if there is such a thing.

I like your thinking on the transaction, it would definitely simplify the process.Jeff

See the following simplified version based on the my circumstances: 30ys 7% financing and the 50% OE:GR rule is true: (1/2 Gross Rents - Cash Flow)/0.0066 = Max Purchase Price Example: SFH, $800 GR, desired CF $150 (1/2 $800 - $150)/0.0066 = MPP ($250)/0.0066 = MPP $37,878.78=MPP GL HF