I still like to re-read the book as the way the math is presented is very clear.

Sorry, reread the thread and realized the $17K is total expenses.

1 of my biggest mistakes that I made when I first attempted to purchase a rental property was not having a written plan. I realized how important it is to have a written plan is to keep you on track towards your goals...

I'd encourage you to (re-)read Real Estate Wholesaling: The Ultimate Guide and just follow the steps and get started in it, learn from your mistakes and just iterate. 

Hello @Kevin Guo - re-read your reply.

With that in mind it won't affect the majority of homeowners.I'm currently re-reading Set For Life right now and I couldn't agree more with the thought process of buying a house.

The "them" I referred to seemed vague when I reread my post so I edited it for clarity.

The 18% i have to reread the lease, I am unsure of that, but a lot of what I heard that is very high, and could not be legal.We are out of the lease on December 1st, and moving to a new location, so yes it is not worth this hassle, and I understand just pay it and forget all this, but that just makes whats wrong right, and whats safe and reasonable not a concern and not fair.I Appreciate your time and your responses in this matter , I am trying to see where I stand in this matter, and what I can do.

Hello, been rereading this post again as I am planning on starting marketing hopefully in 2016.

@Mark WeinsI would reread @Henry Clark response closely.