After a year of interviewing, freelancing, and pulling my hair out, I went back to NYC to accept a job that would allow me to keep the house.

This is what a lot of you need and have been looking while pulling your hair out and trying to figure out the ROI, percentage and just putting it together.Graphs/ read outs for exit strategies for flipping buy and holds, Refi etc. 

I see a lot of small business owners pulling their hair out over bookkeeping and losing sight of their primary business and goals.

@Jon Holdman  for a little over a decade i did this foreclosure rescue last minute stuff it was hair on fire.. and almost all of them were within 3 to 5 days of the sale.

Devote your 20s to becoming the Tortoise, not the Haire.

All it takes is a wild hair and you are dealing with nothing but pain and misery.

I have paid my hair dresser's rent twice and they are not my tenant. 

Leave it perfect clean, not a hair, not a bit of crumb, it has to be perfect every time. 

Again my concern is using funds to their optimal potential, sometimes that involves some hair splitting.

I’m in the middle of a slow BRRRR with it now and have 4 out of 7 suites rented consisting of 3 hair salons and 1 mortgage broker.Each suite rents for $300 a month.I purchased the building for 24k with no money down at a local bank.ARV should be around 85k which will give me a nice down payment on the next purchase after the refinance.I said all of that to say this, every market is different, it’s possible...