Instead, you let search engine robots crawl deep while discovering new links that get them even deeper into your site.Search engines are a lot smarter now.

I don't want to be a wet blanket but going from $200 cash flow per month to $6,000 per month in 18 months with no savings is going to be very difficult unless you have a monster income.

v=AFIxi7BiScIA video from DW TV about Wealth people and middle class - pay attention to the super wealth real estate investor, immediately I turn a fan of that "monster" .. watch the video.my name is Thiago Zanetti (TZ is fine since no american I met yet can say Thiago correctly :D )I have been listening to the podcasts daily, reading some books, doing some researches online.In 2000 something my father gave me Rich Dad Poor Dad, that consolidated my idea of starting a business.I own Fly Shop Brasil - Brazil's premier fly fishing shop.Ok, that's my introduction. 

Complete dress up of the exterior; Enlarged the upstairs deck with the monster views.Added a 'Margarita Bar' off the kitchen/family to take in the nightly sunsets.Remodeled two bathrooms, some new wood flooring, new paint throughout.What was the outcome?

The old-fashioned desktop QB is a monster that is very difficult to tame and maintain.

Mike,You will probably need to nip it on the bud pretty quick, or they could turn into a maintenance monster!!!

You will have a monster principle payment, a huge interest payment, and Mortgage Insurance!

These were break-even monthly but the built-in equity from buying right and the monster loan paydown monthly  were part of my calculations because IRR matters.$200 or $400 per month cash-flow per unit is fine, but the real wealth is built buying odd or otherwise strong but unfinancable assets at discounts and repurposing or renovating smartly into something special.Will I now buy an A class single fam at a 20% discount that only breaks even or loses a couple hun a month with 10% down?

Earlier this week,  a monster one was dropped off and filled in the same day.  

A recent value add that I saw, but this one required capital, consisted of subdividing a lot and rebuilding the original house (with a monster size house) and adding an ADU.