Retire with a nest egg and now you can focus on building portfolio full time.

Also, any charges from the locksmith will be added to the rent due for the nest month.If not, then a cure or quit notice and proceed to evict.

In my opinion, the worst thing to do would be to jump in without a detailed plan and lose my nest egg.

Now a local investor I know found a little nest egg of homes on the east coast all under 100k.

I have a nest egg I'm trying to keep safe until I find the right property.

Got a J.O.B. and saved a couple grand, so now I need to move out of the nest egg.

I v just been reading brandons book on how to invest in rental properties and building enough of a nest egg to invest.

Save for the next three years and you'll have a nice little nest egg to invest when you come out of your rotational program and you might find a deal along the way. 

I am a young guy with not that much of a nest egg to cover a major expense if something were to go wrong.

I know BP is all about owning as much as possible which I agree is awesome at first but as you age it's nice to have some nest egg easy properties vs a lot of lower cashflow leveraged deals.