I (a novice) believed owning a home made you a home owner and owning a home along with another property to use for profit made you a REI.

Spent about $3500 for PM and small maintenance (granted, we were lucky nothing went wrong and that was an older, bigger more high risk home), made $66k for holding for just that extra year and betting on a strong market.

& my dog groomer built his house-no experience -borrowing equipment, came from Guatemala-finished home ,made a huge profit -that’s where I get these ideas from- Maybe he got lucky -some ppl seem to glide through seemingly difficult processes without experience🤷🏻‍♀️ughhh!

, what is your close in competition offering....and how much are they getting for it.It is downscale, but then again--so are some renters.Another option might be to just use the doors that are there, and slightly restyle the rest of the kitchen to get rid of the Matchy-Matchy/Frugal New Englander look--although that still leaves the down scale (homemade (???))

I use an old ford explorer with no back seats and homemade utility trailer

I invest in Henrietta and Chili around RIT and rent to mostly students, and also live in Henrietta as well/went to RIT.

A store that only sells homemade fresh pasta, ravioli, shells etc.

Here is a sample list of other things you can easily do yourself:cook homemade foodchange oil, tires and bulbs in your cartailor your clothescomplete legal paperworkbuild a fence or a decketc.No sarcasm here, I'm serious.

But I don't bring my own home made food or drink into another eating establishment, not to mention food from another restaurant. 

A friend of mine sent me this website recently, and told me to look into it.But as good as it sounds, I have been trying to find the caveat. It all sounds too good to be true, so I am wondering if anyone else has expl...