I found Eddie Cooke at Xenith Bank to be very helpful. 

Is it to give the person who cooks a break (why not have the other spouse cook or have the kids cook), it is to get the family together so they can talk away from distractions (got to the park, on a hike, for a walk).As for paying off debt, I think it depends on a few things: what is the difference in the interest rates (4 vs 5% or 4 vs 30%)? 

@Pearl Cook - most programs from what I've seen offer a specialization in Real Estate within their MBA programs.  

Vegetables and chickens have multiple cycles yearly, while harvesting timber may take a decade or two.

After talking to Atlanta sec 8 the only requirements were tenants couldn't be child molesters or have any convictions of cooking meth.  

The  big energy drain in July-Agust and January-February are the cooling and heating costs, much more than lighting, cooking, or other electrical appliances.

Hey @Steven Cook, a client of ours is an expat living abroad in South Korea while building a cash flow portfolio here in the States.I'd be happy to put you in touch!

Originally posted by @Jarrod Cook:@Yael Fuerst https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/1...1550/156,500 = .009If you use your net it's even lower.Jarrod the link you posted is for the 2% rule, that is different than return. 1550/156,000 = .0099 * 100 = .99% (I would round to 1%)so it's a 1% deal, but that is NOT return on investment.

Cooking gas for one unit is 6 therms.

In my opinion renters and buyers seem to prefer gas for cooking and heat if it is available.