Once I gave them the impression that money was very tight for me but I was still trying to make a good faith effort towards fulfilling their reasonable needs, things did get a lot better.

Hello all,My wife and I just fulfilled our wish of moving to Richmond, VA from the DC area.

I get the reference and I don't disagree with the basic premise - having enough financial freedom to avoid doing a lot of things you don't want to do - but there's really no such thing as an FU number, as we all need each other fulfilling our roles in society in order to even have a number.

Our goal is to invest in rental properties to create passive income to fulfill our “why”, which is for us to be able to travel the world and spend more time with each other and our families.Would someone be able to give me some first steps I should take given our situation in order to be able to get started on our investment journey?

Problem(s):If I'm looking at a multifamily property that is fully occupied with, for example, two one year leases and two month to month leases, do I start moving on the property and give notice to one of the month to month tenants that I'm not renewing their lease in 60 days, so that I can move in - and fulfill VA occupancy requirements?

Hello All,My name is Abel, and I am a current part time college student residing in New York.While many (including some of my family members) have suggested to me that I should wait until I finish school and get a career before investing, I believe that there is a way to get started without having to wait a couple of more years to fulfill my dreams and career goals.

I am looking to get my first rental property under my belt and begin to fulfill my goal of 30-50 properties in the next 25 years.

He winds up with the girl and lives a happy and fulfilled life.I strive to be Dwight Schrute.I know- I know, you want to be Jim- But remember when Jim was made manager.

Not an attorney... but it sounds like:A)  The buyer did not fulfill their obligations so the contract is null and void and you're entitled to the EMD (assuming that's how the contract is written) and...B)  A mutual release is still required if you want to follow the letter of the law. 

I'm closing on a duplex tomorrow (fulfilling the #90daychallenge!)