It's slower but if you could get 7%ish on your passive vehicle without a capital gain tax bill then that would be more than $2600/mo to dump on debt.Another stodgy but sure way to get where you're trying to go would be to take a page from Dave Ramsey and other financial planners and consolidate and eliminate debt one of two ways.1.

Time is proving that this is probably a little on the heavy side, but I'm going to keep it at that level and accumulate the cash and await other opportunities.  

This was a good read, I just moved here and am looking at vehicles to invest in.

And the city does impose heavy fines.Also, given the location (Central City), long term rental might be financially challenging to make the numbers work.Good luck.

I take different routes through different neighborhoods to look for things like - comp rental rates, new for sale signs, auction signs, distressed property, contractor vehicles, etc.   

Specifically, what R.E. investing vehicles (SF/MF/Wholesaling, etc.) best suites what I want for my futuristic R.E. portfolio & goals. 2) Searching for R.E. beginners and seasoned investors to share their experiences and knowledge within the field (and from application).

I do heavy phone screening and email MS-Word applications. 

I bought an old f150 for $3500 in cash and it was a great vehicle for me until I started multi-state investing with a lot of driving.

If you do any work yourself, outfit your vehicle as a rolling repair vehicle.

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