There is a "Grand Total" line at the end of each property and at the end of each tab which summarizes each property and each tab and then feeds into the master page through formulas. 

Beware of those who would try to take $10 grand from you for nothing. 

Best to spend a few hundred or even a grand, and have an attorney do that work. 

(You do not need to live in the home for 5 years) 3) Seller gave me $3,500 toward closing cost.4) I essentially only paid a grand total of $1,500 of my own money for to complete the deal and that 1500 was spread across the following items.....

Say to him that with the owner finance, he will still be making money from the interest, even though he wouldn't own it. the payments should not hurt his social security and medicare medicaid payments because he will not have to show the one lump some of income from selling it as it will be spread out through the years. and maybe suggest that he sets it up ( LLC or family trust) so that if he passes, that the kids or grand kids will get the payments and will not count towards their inheritance.

@Eric Allen Our 13 yr old son has banked a few grand this past year doing odd jobs around the neighborhood.

Other details that might be helpful: 1)There is no local REIA. 2) I save roughly a grand a month. 3) House prices here are pennies on the dollar. 

@Andrew McIntyre I'm a Realtor and flipper in Grand Junction Colorado = Amtrak station here... 

Paul (Summit, Grand, Macalester-Groveland, West 7th, Cherokee Park)In essence, I'm planning on targeting "B" areas in the hopes I shy away from as many "C" and "D" tenants as possible.My question is this; where should I look?

Hey everyone,I'm trying to do a search for wholesalers in Flagstaff, Prescott, Sedona, Casa Grande, and Tucson.