. - Two of the best books you can read (and re-read) are Rich Dad, Poor Dad and The 4-Hour Workweek.

Re-read my comment.

Just re-read your post.

., I just reread your original post.  

So much for analysis paralysis - Now back to re-read the beginners guide to landlording.  

. - Two of the best books you can read (and re-read) are Rich Dad, Poor Dad and The 4-Hour Workweek.

ahhh I did reread.... son and daughter both currently occupy, but all three must have little income as an $8 contribution, that could change on renewal if she is now receiving disability, and definately will change if two more adults added depending on their income status, if students, college or high school?

Sorry, I went back and re-read it and it made sense. ($1M in mortgages, $210k cumulative down payment, leaving $790k in loan balances to be paid off.)I thought I read somewhere that eventually when you begin taking out too many loans, it begins to throw up a red flag to lenders... or is this only if you're acquiring too many mortgages in your personal name and not in a business entity?

But rereading it, maybe you meant "I negotiated a big discount, and can sell it for leass than the Seller was originally asking"If there is financing involved, the seller will likely have to approve your assignee

I just spent about 20 minutes reading and rereading your answer to try to understand it.