Such as moving to smaller home for less rent, selling your car and buying a cheaper one, cutting out extras in your budget such as take out and eating out, etc...If you can make sacrifices now by redicinf uoir bdieht ane/or increasing your Income you will be able to prosper in the near future with real estate.

Cuts that expense down greatly.

I think until then I'll continue to work on REI education and cutting personal expenses.Brandon

Lowes and HD have a policy that will cut the lowest price by 5%.

I am not aware of too many wholesales that require the grass to be cut in order to double your money. 

The only thing I really got going for myself is forced appreciation after I rehab the place for an ARV of 425k and that I cut some of my prior living expenses to about 50%. 

Yup, @Brian Adzadi is right - you cut your pool of buyers down to almost nothing. 

So first time I made this post in another forum, a "pro contractor forum" lol, I was cut down, told I was stupid, and then banned for not being a "contractor" all in a couple hours.

Also I have seen here in Oregon when out of state lenders come in with no license they end up making interest free loans as well if the borrower catch's on that they are not state licensed.. does not matter on a 1 to 4.. any loan in this state needs a license if you hold yourself out as a lender.. there is the 3 a year rule for local citizens in their IRAs that do not hold themselves out as lenders.And also not quite the same but on the same line as Treble damages.. if you cut timber off of your neighbors property in Oregon by accident yo can be sued for Triple stumpage..

I am not going to take this not as a financial question because she doesn't really cut it now financially.