I'm not factoring in appreciation, equity, or 1031 exchanging into better properties, rent raises, or promotions at work, so it can go more quickly than that, especially if I can figure out ways to use OPM so I can scale more quickly.But, similarly, appreciation would mean that acquiring such houses would take longer, and that's assuming I can find properties that actually cashflow $300 after everything, including capital expenditures, repairs, etc.

Hey Ryan,I need to tell you that even right now you can have cashflowing and high upside deals in an emerging market... it requires serious market research and networking, many trips to the market, establishing local connections as an outsider to build your management team and get the first look at deals, finding the right people to build your property management company and represent and promote your brand, establishing relationships with banks and identifying the best financing options and applicable grants, and designing/building the value adds that raise rents and property value.

“Fannie Mae’s new Refi Now option will help more homeowners refinance by removing some of those barriers, improving affordability and promoting sustainable ownership.”The programs aim to expand refi access by lowering costs and loosening some eligibility requirements.

Not to promote fraud or anything, but if you are spacing out your work then maybe you won't need to pull a permit.

Get in touch with these guys, they are official promoters for ACT 60 and of all the promoters I've seen put out the best content: https://relocatepuertorico.com. 

You might even consider choosing a card that has a promotional starting interest rate of 0% or some small percentage. 

If you want to find software writers and people who know how to promote a digitally oriented company, you go to Austin. https://www.bizjournals.com/au...

In Minnesota we have a STATE moratorium order, so not only are you promoting wrong information, your actually arguing very VERY wrong information, it's not becoming. 

The problem is not that I'm conflating the two separate events, but that they are combined in the promotion of the "deal" - as in "we'll do a CSS and [because of it] we'll be able to return up to 40% of the invested money in the second year". 

Should I be promoting ads on Facebook with ad credits?