Then, as in the case with my company, we offer a Zero Down program where you put nothing down, and you can save your cash for other investments, or to sock into the mattress for a rainy day.While many people might disagree with me, I come from the school that the real wealth is created off the tenants paying off your asset and the long term equity that a home provides, any cash flow is just much loved icing on the cake, and just makes it that much more attractive!

Anyone trying to hide things in the transaction may be on thin ice in this environment, but with full disclosure any fraud argument is weak.

I ice to meet you.

I tore the ceiling down inside now and can see the ice and water shield is torn right where the headwall comes down on the one house. the other is around the chimney.

If I can get the assessment lowered based on the sale price then it is icing on the cake for me.      

But, reading the book is a bit like licking the ice cream cone.

All different flavors of ice cream out there.I have seen some buy to hold and said they would never sell but they had a compelling reason like an offer that came in (knocked their socks off) it was so good or they wanted to recapitalize for more existing property acquisitions or new development projects.If you study business it is mainly about PERCEPTION and MARKETING.

I have a feeling once I break the ice with my first assignment it won’t be so scary haha 

One thing Phoenix doesn't have is snow and ice.

It takes time and consistency, I just pray you haven't been sold this idea that it is all peaches and cream and you will be financially free in 6 months after wholesaling.