I had dinner last week with a friend who is fighting $30,000 in fines from the city on his STVR. 

But to make it a CRIME with up to ONE year in Federal Prison and $100,000 in fines for violations? 

CS is something new that I did not have any knowledge in. Finance

Doing something is much better than doing nothing.I invest only in Fort Bend county in all cities within a 25 minutes driving distance of the intersection of Hwy 59 and Hwy 6.PS: If I wait one year and then finance a property my cash on cash return generally goes to infinity since I'll get all my investment back. 

We new found a property we are in final negotiations with- however, I didn’t realize the process of getting the loan would be totally different (as we were already preapproved with our personal lender using putting it under our names).

My bet is he probably does know what a cash flow is he just doesn't have an understanding of the basics in finance and accounting so he gets confused about what actual returns are and where they come from. 

Leverage introduces risk while also increasing the CoC return as high as infinity (a mathematical infinity, not infinite cash).

I'm a Junior in college, majoring in Finance and want to get into Commercial Real Estate in North Carolina after school.

I'm 25 yrs old currently playing baseball overseas in Europe and Australia while working in Finance. 

@Brady Wise  Just my two cents, but if you are really interested in real estate, I would get a degree in Finance or Real estate or Accounting or even possibly engineer.I cant tell you how often knowing the mechanics of electrical circuits or even statics from my engineering degree, or how understanding Present value, or cost of capital etc from my MBA has helped me to quickly understand what mortgage brokers, or contractors or real estate agents have helped me when trying to understand a necessary repair, or obscure part of getting a deal done.Yeah, it might not be explicitly necessary, but having a degree will help you.