Don’t put yourself in a bad financial position because you want to look “Insta-famous and rich”You can do a lot of value adds for your tenants to make it win/win.. very similar to upcharging you get at restaurants, movie theater, airlines etcThings you can do and charge an override off top of my head...Also make sure you can charge things to tenants.

One old art-deco theater building and a note I'm getting paid on from another building I sold to the occupant are all I have left of the commercial side, which I'm slowly getting out of. 

Country life is charming for about a week to city dwellers, but then we miss our IMAX theaters, dozens of restaurants, and Lowes that are all 15 minutes away.

I think there's skinny FIRE, medium and fat.Medium to me means I still am conscious of cost and value, but don't need to acquire cc cattle hacking travel miles, clip  coupons, shop at grocery outet or to be concerned about my theater, concert, sports games, restaurant or movie budget.  

Never mind paying for two and a half years of theater education.

But hey, if that's the case I still love good theater.

probably for social bugs.Her study is theater with a BACKUP of computer tech.

., if anyone is familiar with a 15 degree sloping propety wull of rock is needed for the next music theater parking lot or hotel) there is considerable risk involved in accepting title to properties.If there are funds at the table of a second buyer, title is good/insured, all documents are properly executed, etc. there is ZERO risk of my money being shoved twice across the table.I would not suggest funding deals for just anyone, as there are compliance issues that must be addressed and more than a common knowledge of legal issues, but if you have the capacity of playing the stock market and not losing your tail, RE financing can be a slam dunk!

Will be staying at Sams Town, western theme with great restaurants, bowling alleys and theaters.

So buy as low as you can and don't wory if the house value goes down in the next few months, as long as you can keep it rented...if you believe in the cyclical nature of an economy, then you must also believe that house values will eventually appreciate, especially with the coming-soon-to-a-theater-near-you inflation.