The classical sell point for RE is ~7yrs in. 

Purchase price: $180,000 Cash invested: $33,000 Sale price: $275,000 Come see this fantastic classic New England Colonial Style home.

I find that the property here is more expensive than the classic examples used throughout some of the literature on the site and in the books.

And you are correct when you mention that "no one will care about [your] money more than [you]"... again no one is arguing that... but with your logic that applies to anything, might as well cut your own lawn and might as well do your own kitchen remodel and might as well represent yourself in court... it's the classic 'stepping over dollars to pick up pennies' scenario - one must find value in services, pay for them and move on to bigger and better things...

We were able to repurpose some solid oak cabinets from a remodel job from our other company and reuse a bathroom vanity from that job as well.

Let's breakdown a few locations referenced.All of NJ* Pick up all the NJ Transits Stops Folders at Newark Penn Station and study the following* Express Stops back to NYC from all routes* Education for kids* Community involvement* TaxesGreater Philadelphia Market including SJ Hub Camden, Burlington & Gloucester Counties* What Neighborhoods in Philadelphia (55+ Designated Neighborhoods with a different renter in each)* Repurpose, Turn Key or Develop?

It's going to be a combination of classic Victorian style and farm house.

Paralysis via over analysis is a pretty classical issue and I'm sure we all missed a deal at one time or another because of it...

I used to rent a room from a recently divorced guy who didn’t wanna give up his pole building, 40 pc gym, pool, hot tub, and classic cars.  

Written by a relatively young guy with young people in mind.The Richest Man In Babylon—something different, but this is a classic.