Broke is a temporary state of being low or out of funds.

This would likely result in negative cash flow, which is a red flag, however, some argue that is a temporary problem which will be solved within 2 years when interest rates come back down.

This and the girder beam will require the building of temporary walls.Due to foundation movement and water/termite damage there is some sage in both the first and 2nd floors of the house that we will jack up in place before we set the house back down on the new foundation and piersThe basement is half dug-out,half crawl space, so we will build a block retaining wall across to prevent any further wash-out from the crawl space.The brick front porch is falling away from the house, since it's tied into the foundation it is pulling the house with it.

My current home (SFH) I am splitting into a temporary “duplex” as the master has a private bath and separate entrance.

Then when you invest in RE and something goes wrong you can weather the temporary storm.4.

If it is a condo and they were painting the building over the course of a month it might have been a temporary issue. 

The rest comes from the state.Your rent is not fixed, but I think there are limits as the market and state allows. 2br rates so much, and 3br rates more and the like.So, I think the only down side to buying section-8, would be the temporary loss of income expected from the tenant, coupled with a longer.

Poor and broke are 2 very different mindsets, poor is a state of mind, broke is a temporary position.

I think right now I’m just hung up on where I am now because it would be a temporary step back to go forward faster later.

It’s always temporary.