At that time, I would have agreed that "small changes make big differences over time and this is how home loans are paid off within 5-8 years" (ie. for "someone who takes home at least 1.50 for every dollar they spend").But it really annoys me that this type of "5-8 years" hyperbole is being promoted to people who don't earn 50% more than they need to spend, and who don't have a high interest rate anyway.Another point is: So what if it takes 30 years to pay off your home?

The journey from learning to taking action is so important, and it sounds like you're on the right path.If you're considering expanding your investment portfolio or connecting buyers with prime opportunities, I’d love to share some insights about the Indianapolis market.

The amount of effort versus a flip is so much less, and your taxes are WAY better.

This is so awesome!

That is so awesome and i hope that it gets closed all good.

Right now, the buy-in is so high in NJ, they are locking up deals at prices that aren't sustainable and chasing spreads that are way too big.

There is so much incorrect and terrible advice on these forums, especially related to tax strategy. 

My husband is so mad, he no longer wants nothing to do with them!

It is so important to know who you are marrying and who you are partnering with.

The real kick in the pants is that EVEN IF the doomsday scenario occurred, since the price point is so low the property would still cash flow as a SFR - but the underwriters don't want to hear that.