I have a $2,000 car that people make fun of, I buy used clothes or try to get them free, my wife walks to work, my best friend was born in a manger, I steal lyrics from a song, and I’m just a weird guy.

If your investing approach is to only buy new or pristine homes, generally you’re forgoing immediate positive cash flow for the hope of appreciation 15-, 20-, or 30-years down the road and mortgage-free rental income.

-Country Song

Hopefully they are doing family feud or name that song.  

I could forgo the separate utility meters to save some money up front, but then I'd be on the hook for paying the utilities.The next build will have a simpler roof line without the vaulted ceiling so we will save some money by using factory made trusses vs. on-site hand cut rafters.

there are good areas of Jackson and suburbs  Madison county Rankin county I owned a bunch of new builds there that i bought for go zone tax bene's and they were very easy to own and manage they never went up in value though so the ONLY play was the massive tax savings i made buying them in the first place. 

My numbers state the only way to get that positive cash flow, from $11,200 Rent, $8,900 Mortgage, would be to forgo any sort of CapEx or Repairs fund, I do know the company has a 0% vacancy rate for the first 2 years, but he also isn't factoring any sort of possible VacRate?

I Give you alot of credit for going all out and telling the absolute Truth about the investing business and its difficulties.

Was gonna chat her up but figured I’d hold off until her next breakup song was released...

He give a great step by step plan for going from broke to becoming financially free.