I've defiantly thought of renting out my current home vs. selling - but it's 4 acres of farm and 16 more of forest to take care of in the middle of the mountains (you have to drive about 20 minutes to find cell service) and I'm a bit anxious about finding a renter that would take care of it all.

Are you leaving a cell number that blocks unknown numbers?

By paying off the primary residence, you can now save the mortgage payment plus whatever amount you have been savings, so your investment nest-egg will be bigger than what is would be otherwise.

It seems like it would be worth the 6-9-month struggle if you set up a series LLC and raise the money into one company that does separate cells for each deal for liability purposes.

Jake Weir I am using google voice # to put on Bandit Signs, flyers, cards and I have it forward the call to my cell.

I was just cold-called by Verizon asking to lease them space at an industrial building I own in the Phoenix, AZ area for a cell tower.

. ;-) People have been known to throw eggs.

This is one of those "If I had known better" posts...It all started in 2007-ish, when I was helping a new student to get a cell phone plan.

My email is [email protected] Cell: 978-601-3453I am have found a property in that area that is on the Internet, but the seller is not answering my inquiries.

It seems the lower end of the market has a better cost:rent ratio.Taking the $69K - $650 rent as an example (there are a bunch of these units for sale; they're in a complex with a lot of units for sale), let's say I bought 4 of those (although I wouldn't want to put all my eggs in one basket buying all in the same building, but this is just for samples sake).Using a 15-year amortization period with a 3% rate (I'm in BC, Canada), and a purchase price of 65K and down payment of 30K (46%) on each place, that would work out to a $241 monthly mortgage on each.