I'm struggling with MLS offers here in Chicago as well recently.

The value of the Section 8 voucher counts towards our income requirements, so does the value of food stamps and other non-monetary benefits that aid in covering the cost of food, shelter, clothing, transportation, medical care.About the tenant who was struggling with paying the $25 or just paying it late...

Save it.If you can't live within your means and save money you will always struggle with finances no matter how much you have.That said, here are some approaches starting outPartnersPrivate lenders (friends and family) Hard money lendersWholesaling (can be done with little money but it is hard work and hard to develop a consistent income)Credit cards - Risky but I know people who got their start that way.

Will you have high turn over, evictions and people trashing the property which makes those very nice looking throretical yields a struggle and turns your passive investment into a not at all passive income.

I'm really struggling hardcore =/I'm thinking about just virtual wholesale now instead of working my market.

I've struggled, along with others, with the 2% rule.

I struggle with talking to people, and having finess while maintaining confidence.

What I'm struggle with is how much historical information I really want to spend the time entering myself.

I am in Massachusettts, and unless you have a boatload of money to buy high end properties in high priced Towns, or are willing to buy into a ******** property in a ******** City, you are going to struggle to find something for 70% of future value, foreclosure or MLS.

And when I say "West End" I mean the historical area (Peeples, Beecher, Oglethorpe etc).About two years ago it would be a struggle to sell a newly renovated home for between $175K and $200K.