Avoid bold colors and political or religious decorations that could offend someone.

If you think you that will happen on every "great" deal every time, without having a buyers list, you're in for a very rude awakening. 

I've thought about this a lot lately....how can you be super religious and not pay your way?...

You are going to be in for a rude awakening on the amount of money that is required here and I'm not talking about your total loan amount.

When working with either an agent or wholesaler I advise you to run your numbers religiously.

If you're not already using a calendar, I recommend you start using it religiously.

.- Lots of crosses and other religious stuff.- Deep freeze sitting outside in the back yard.

I can really envision the end product and am full of ideas.I used to religiously watch all of the house-flipping shows, but over the years I've heard a lot of negative things about flipping houses so I don't know what to think of it anymore.

I have recently read :Rental Property InvestingBook on Flipping HousesBook on estimating Rehab costs90 Day Journal ( good to focus on goals)Other good overall business mindset books and general personal development books are:Any Tim Ferris’s book Extreme OwnershipUnshakable (finance)Work the system Awaken the giant withinThe millionaire fast laneThe E-Myth10x ruleNext on my reading list is:David Greene’s BRRRR bookLong distance real estate investing Landlording on autopilotWhen I first started reading stuff I didn’t want to waste the time or money on books, what started as a small habit of maybe a few pages a week or so turned into about a book or 2 a month and a large library of books, definitely attribute my progress over the last few years to the books I’ve read!!

For purposes of this section, "family" shall mean:(1) An individual or any number of individuals related by blood or marriage;(2) A group of not more than five individuals not so related;(3) A group of not more than ten members of a religious order who live together in a single dwelling unit; or(4) A group of not more than ten adults, the majority of whom are 60 years of age or older, who live together in a single dwelling unit, are all capable of self-preservation without assistance in the event of an emergency, and do not need to live in a supervised environment.Does this mean that 5 unrelated people can live in the same house?