In fact, I went to the library and got a copy of the economic outlook for the city.

I started out looking for investment properties that the owner will finance.

That gave me a completely different outlook on the subjects that we covered, and greatly broadened my horizons.Economics will definitely give you a world view on things, but you will need to learn many more concepts to make that jump into the world of finance.

Looking down the matrix table to the left we have factors such as:investment propertycredit scorecash outLooking across the top of those matrix tables you would see columns generally covering ltvs.

All of these cost money each month to use... so forget that.Right now - to keep track I have organized it the old fashioned way of putting in on a calendar (outlook), however I don't like it as a full proof system.

I was out looking at ROE properties today that I want to buy and lease option.

I like berber because it doesn't show a "worn" out look like normal carpet.

The market outlook for the future is bright, although it looks bleak at the moment.

At the same time, we have an outlook on this economic crisis as a major money making opportunity, not the end of the world dooms day situation that some people believe in.

Purchase price of the property was about $60K with an approximate value of $115K after rehab.I'm out looking for #2 now and would like to see what options there are out there