I broke ground on my first deal as an equity partner two weeks ago and I just picked up another sweet deal that I'm excited about.

Oh, Sorry I guess the discussion was a bit too short and sweet.

My last salaried job worked out to be about $25/hour, so anything approaching that number would be sweet. 

@Ryan Evans That duplex looks sweet!

I started off loving the turnkey guys and their sweet sales pitches.

After the 10th, you will need to transition to "commercial" lending where money is still readily available, but terms are not quite as sweet at Fannie/Freddie. 

Sweet, awesome that you can do this math and conjugate verbs for your upcoming GED test, and btw do you by chance own real estate? 

@Mike CumbieThank you mike for lining that up short and sweet.

You close on the property yourself..by now you should have a feel for the game, know how to get sweet deals for the low low and more importantly know how to calculate repairs...yup..close on it yourself...no end buyer no assignments..that 40k profit is all yours..... hire a contracting company or if your a hands-on guy...

If you're still looking to grow, don't pay down any of that sweet fixed rate, long-term debt.