So, the whole redeption period topic doesn't come into play. The

Try your local library and enrich your mind on these things that can aid in you becoming a bigger pro in this game.We all are learning everyday to be better players in the game of business and i learn so much everyday thats sometimes i have to take a break because my head hurts from all the knowledge i consume all day long.No matter what you do always use a corporation or llc to play the game of business and never ever do business as a DBA unless you want to take the pain home when something goes wrong and you are 100% liable for.

Now bring into play the 100 to 1 leverage on their money, that means that their ability to borrow and lend has dropped by $200k * 100.

Life is truly weird sometimes, cards get dealt, and you gotta play the hand you are dealt.I'm a big fan of Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad" books, and within' the philosophy, Robert teaches that there are 4 quarters to the "game of life".Age 25-35: 1st quarterAge 35-45: 2nd quarterAge 45-55: 3rd quarterAge 55-65: 4th quarterAge 65+: OvertimeAge 70: out of time...The goal of the this "game" (in order to win) your passive income is greater than your expenses - putting you what Robert calls "out of the rat race".If you think about it - many great sporting events are won in the last quarter - and given that you are still in YOUR FIRST quarter, it may give you some solace and encouragement to realize that you still have time to completely rebuild and succeed!

You might as well play the stock market, at least you won't have any tenant headaches.What I'm trying to say, as well as Mike, is that investing in properties that cash flow well, bought well below market value, is a proven method of generating wealth in ten years or less.

Never with more than one eviction.At some point this becomes a lifestyle for people and they play the system.

I think that would be a unique approach, if you could wait it out and play the monopoly board for a while.

With agents involved, this sounds like a short sale--with strange requests I've never seen--the banks don't play the game this way.

.- With around 10,000 lots scattered mostly across the Midwest and the Central Plains, Rolfe and Reynolds are about equivalent in size to a public-housing agency in a midsize city — and in an important way, they play the same role.

If you play the Cashflow 101 game on a regular basis, it may help.