Net worth needed involves making assumptions about what your after-tax return will be; so, again, I'd rather have too much than too little.Chris - my only addiction is home-buying!

But at the same time scary here some of the issues:-Wiring/Electric issues: there were double taps and too small cables used-Standing water in half of the backyard (every time it rains harder according to the tenants)-One of the AC units is from 2003-AC air ducts are moldy-AC pipe in addict are crushed, insulation broken, taped with lots of air leaving-No drip pan and turn off switch for airhandler (2001) in one unit-Too little insulation-Moisture in the addict-Missing firewalls between the two units-One unit has copper pluming the other unit has recently received PEX, but where the wall was cut open to replace plumbing has not been closed and you can see lots of mold, mice droppings -One of the water heaters is sitting in water and mold on PVC and is rusting and leaking.

Addictions make people manipulative.

I've seen a few unbelievable comps selling in the 170s, 180s and even as high as $225k!

@Anna Strausbaugh Well done, sounds like an unbelievably good price you got it for.

Big Pharma, Big Food, and the "Healthcare" industries all work together to make and keep uninformed people sick and addicted to their pharma drugs.

Unbelievable because even with all the safeguards in lending practices after the last crash I'm quite sure many are going to end up upside down when the market dips and foreclosures will be high again.

This website is an unbelievable resource. 

Be careful, the extra income can be addicting!

Many great blogs on credit card hacking,  just as addicting as BP.