You would put in about $20K for down payment, pay the rehab and you would have a simple, profitable rental.I've dealt with rentals in the past for my parents and they're no cup of tea.

., in my second year in college studying engineering and quickly finding out that it's not my cup of tea.

Depends on what specifically you get by working for the company and what you need...If all they do is offer free coffee and you refer tea, it's probably not worth 50% of your income.

Now if that's not even your cup of tea, the lowest tier class I'd recommend is one that's thrown by your local Realtor board.

Not my cup of tea but they are what they are for those that are into those type of business models.

What about offering a cup of coffee or hot tea?

As far as Podcast 13 is concerned its not really my cup of tea.

I'm sure I got those deals because I showed up at her door and we had tea together and I let her talk.

They are number of reasons - Not having finances or time to pursue is a solid one.Let's say #2 isn't your cup of tea and you are good on the phones then #3 could be a better option3.)

The ones I can think of that I won't be covering  - Kitchen/cooking (tinfoil, parchment, saran wrap, baggies), shampoo/conditioner, Food (coffee, tea, sugar, salt/pepper, spices), dryer sheets/fabric softener, general cleaner (like a Lysol spray), Kleenex.Any differences for you between what you do cover/what you don't?