All investors don't fit in the same cookie cutter.

This subdivision was your typical cookie cutter subdivision, the houses were around 1200 to 1400 square feet new homes typical 2 car garage vinyl exterior some had fireplaces, etc.

I think I can rig it to put no money down too.

So buying low, then reselling higher... and NOT ending- up PERSONALLY "over leveraged," whilst making the BANKS most of the MONEY... as at the end of the day their rigged "system" is designed and constantly "readjusted" to do precisely the OPPOSITE of making the 99% "wealthier," so WHY limit oneself to ONLY PLAYING their games?!)  

Lord have mercy that system is rigged.

I started working in the oilfield right out of high school, from working the rigs, to operating heavy equipment.For the past 6 years I’ve ventured in and out of entrepreneurial journeys trying to escape the brutal lifestyle that oil brings.

What made this deal easy was that the homes in the area are all cookie cutter with the same format and I grew up in this neighborhood when I was younger.

Although HOA dues can look like a major cash-flow cutter, sometimes they work out well.

I got the following from the buyer.We Buyer spent first night in the home two days ago and woke up the following morning with the whole kitchen ceiling caved in and water everywhere from the tub drain being rigged.

We always like to sit down over a cup of coffee in person to discuss because there are no cookie cutter approaches.