@KaSaundra Johnson break it down to its simplest form and perhaps consider working backwards (in your mind).

The simplest formula I have observed is:Get a steady jobBuy an inexpensive primary residence (Not your forever home but something lots of people live in in a safe but inexpensive neighborhood)Rent out the extra rooms while you live thereSave money by living for free at your roommates' expenseBuy a second similar place with your savingsMove out, rent out your first place fully, and repeat the processGood luck,Jonathan

You have all the ingredients in the recipe since you've noticed the mold. 

The very simplest cuts, with a simple design made from simply filing the rounded edges with a file or rasp.

Some of these books are helpful and I don't think rote work is the only ingredient to wealth either.

I found the best and simplest book that explained how to properly evaluate multifamily deals is "The Complete Guide to Buying and Selling Apartment Buildings" by Steve Berges.  

The simplest analogy he's used to describe this: "If you want to buy a Mercedes, you don't go to the Honda dealership."

being hit with the market crash and the unemployment skyrocketing are the two ingredients for you to full bankruptcy. 

I included cozy bedding, cards and board games for all ages, outdoor chairs, marshmallow roasting sticks, as well as a welcome pack including a variety of hot drinks and s'mores ingredients for the cooler nights, which will be coming next month. 

In the simplest terms, a syndication is the structure or relationship between multiple investors who pool money together to fund a project, real estate or otherwise.