I still had my house and 'toys' here.

I had been toying with trying to get a blanket note but don't want all the cash at once cause I only find deals when I find them. you could almost have a waiting list of small investors, yes?

A good deal can be found in what we call the Toy Towns in Memphis like Bartlett & Cordova and so on...

Our plan for the the first year was to purchase two cashflowing properties, then use the cashflow from those and anything else we can scrape together (income we don't spend and toys and equipment we can sell) to make purchase #3 in year 2.

His kids stuff toys in the toilet and it overflowed and cascaded down through two units, at 8 p.m on a Friday.   

I got another job opportunity in Omaha and we moved back.Before we moved, we toyed with the idea of keeping our Phoenix house as a rental, but ultimately decided to sell it, netting a little over $70,000.We have used some of that money to pay off student loans, and other debt.

She didnt care at all.I happen to know the owner of the aprtments that she is moving into, so I gave him a call and let him know I was filing eviction for non payment of rent.She also owes me 270 bucks for plumbing repairs, after her son flushed a toy down the toilet that required me to replace it, after trying to auger out the lines for a couple of hours. 

The one thing you could toy around with, more for sh*ts and giggles then necessity, is to 1031 exch into an apartment building in SF.

While I am studying for my license, I had been toying with creating a business plan to facilitate my transition to a realtor, and part of that idea included doing exactly what you have suggested.  

But I know I have 3 options: blow my money on toys, vacations or lottery, put my money under my pillow or learn to invest and possibly grow it.