While I'm not a fan of it, there's always contract work for me I can do from home if things should ever get tight (and I'd rather not move again to yet another country to be on site) so I should be fine either way.My concern is that I don't know at all if 20k net is realistic, until now I never thought much about passive cash flow at all.

mortgage brokers and bankers (like me) all get their money from the same pot and then sell the loan to investors like Fannie, Freddie, Ginnie Mae, Wells Fargo, US bank, etc.  

I toured a space this afternoon and was told that the total rent is $1150 per month plus $140 triple net.  Is

I will pot when I get the permit submitted Monday just for documentation purposes.  

No pot, no pans, no stove to turn on and off, and it's in every room.The biggest issue I have with open house type showing and I haven't figured out a way to do it is how to resolve parking issues. 

Always remember, to use Poker as an example, you only lost the Pot...not the money.  

I could have put in pot lights but that neigborhood doesn't really call for it.  

Current five-year plan is to finish building my 6-month emergency fund, and then split the next pot 50/50 between money-market accounts and a down payment on an investment property.Spreadsheets legitimately excite me (I know...) and I've made a couple to compare cash flows and Cap rates on properties.

I have a growing pot of disposable income to invest as I'm single, living like a bum, and keeping steady at a decently-paying job.  

They used fake money in a way from an imaginary account, each had the same pot full.