I totally agree with and support expanding and learning, I just wouldn't allocate that in my retirement accounts.My soap box aside, I personally invest in loan/note funds and in my SDIRA.

I suspect he's paying himself hundreds to mop with TSP, TSP substitute, or oil soap.

I understand, I think they allow prisoners to have computer time in the library of the big hose, stay in touch and good luck, just remember not to drop the soap!

Some of that still applies, but the easternmost part of that zone comprises Mapleton-Fall Creek and East Fall Creek.

The property had major deferred maintenance and needed a new roof, new plumbing, new electrical, and all new interiors.Numbers:List Price: $1,400,000Purchase Price: $1,294,360Rehab Budget: $310,000Loan: $802,500 (Chase purchase money loan)Total Equity Raise: $925,000When I acquired the property, it was comprised of six two-bedroom/one-bathroom units (total of 12 bedrooms).

To me that would be a happy comprise.

It requires you do have a hairdryer, iron, and supply shampoo, conditioner soap.

No human would believe that it was "all cash" offer if it needed a 60 day close, but big banks are stupid and not comprised of humans.

The neighborhood I'm looking at is mostly comprised of houses built around 1970. 3 bed/2 bath and between 1200 - 1800 sqft.

They tried to clean after I asked them but the new glass shower doors were covered in soap scum and crud between the doors.