But a more realistic estimate of cash flow is:cash flow = rent * 50% - P&IIf your property works with that formula, and you have some cash in the bank for hiccups that occur soon after you buy, you'll do OK.

In this case, you as a person (or owner of an LLC) would be putting up money alongside your IRA.This is not the same as your IRA doing something that provides a financial benefit to you or a disqualified person.

The other mortgage broker works alongside the listing broker.

We offer it as a service along side our other property management holdings.

I hope my son continues to work along side of me and become confident in his decisions.

However I would still want to keep my fulltime job and have real estate be something I do alongside my fulltime job.My question is with limited capital how could I best get started on this challenge?

Reject the greedy, the unethical, the self-centered and the selfish and especially those who lie and cheat.Believe me, having money does not mean happiness or success, it's only a means to pull up along side of it, to cross over to it takes many other life experiences!

Hi folks,I've searched around BP but couldn't find a really good post about dealing with out-of-state absentee owners.I was hoping some pros could chime in with common hiccups, conerns, tips, tricks, or suggestions on this topic.For example, do you usually get keys mailed to you?

I am looking to buy something that is not too much money up front so I can have some reserves for the hiccups that are sure to come.

The only hiccup I had was I told my seller verbally we would close by Friday and they were adamant that I close by then.