I know that's a huge lift for a rookie but the numbers make a lot of sense to me and I've been called stubborn a time or two so I know I'll see it through. 

You'll probably have a big issue with the banks not wanting to count your Uber/Lift money as income, same with the tips. $32,000 is a decent amount of capital in a Midwest cashflow market.

A thriving economy lifts everyone up.

You will find that the rents don't lift as much as you think for a well-renovated property compared to an average one but you will probably find that the good ones won't sit around compared to some of the ropier ones that might sit empty quite a while.If anyone wants any specific help to flick me a PM or email and we can have a catch-up and I can see if there is any specific help I can give or send you too.

The attorney would send notices and petitions and appear at the first court appearance but I’m wondering if I should just wait until the moratorium is lifted.

Professionals with decades of experience and very impressive track records do all the heavy lifting for you.

On November 2017, at closing date, my loan was for $145,000 and the original appraisal was $158,600 then LTV was 91% and I had to pay about $70/ month of PMI. The Loan Consultant said: no problem at zip code 80123 the...

I do the heavy lifting, investor gets paid!  

A rising tide lifts all boats and helping marginalized people and communities get out of poverty (through government programs, investment in education, etc) in the end helps everyone.

I have a 4 unit building near down town Miami area for 239k that I would like to get my hands on. all units are vacant, units can draw $850-1000 rents. place needs a face lift REO property.