Normally, people connected to these kinds of dances I have named above lives a healthy life.

I could buy a 2% Cap property and increase it to a 4% cap over 3-5 years and make a healthy return, no different to taking a 10%cap to a 12%cap over 3-5 years.This article by @Omar Khan will clear this up for you more.https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/10776/77428-the-cap-rate-is-dead-long-live-the-cap-rate

They do no repairs, but leave such a margin that if you're a decent flipper you'll be able to make a healthy profit.

Also unlike cities in the Mon Valley, the city of Jeannette is completely surrounded by areas with a healthy tax base and pretty decent school districts.

I’d love to have an Australian Shepherd, but is never have the time to train them and work then like they need to be mentally healthy.

Our firm has an incredible culture that encourages a healthy work/life balance. 

“First I am going to create wealth so that I can provide my mom with everything she needs to be happy healthy comfortable and do anything she wants to do during her retirement and for the rest of her life.

My networking and 20-year client base generate a healthy flow of quality leads every month.

I am 24 years old and work in tech.I found BP a few years ago through another business forum but was only a college student at the time without a steady income.Now that I have two years of income and a healthy nest egg I'm looking to invest in my first multifamily property by taking advantage of FHA financing.

What kind of write-offs do you have currently.....sounds like you're W2'd, make a healthy income, and do you have any tax relief via a primary residence yet?