That being said, if you were to qualify for an FHA loan (which allows you to put less than 20% down but you would pay a monthly mortgage insurance amount), you would essentially be spending your entire "nest egg" on a down payment.

Buy and hold is a lot more my style of an investment but the decent profit that cab arise from a flip would be a nice nest egg.

It's always a good idea to do a little research (no, a LOT of research) before you close on the property to get a sense of the hornet's nest you may be buying into.

Those are nice nest eggs and provide me with worry free cash flow, no fixing stuff as those are my most recent owner fi deals.

My fiance has a nice nest egg in a 401k that we can use for proof of reserves on my other properties that would help out.

Hello everybody, just wanted to say hi and thank all of you who contribute to this amazing nest of information.

Best thing to do is actually have the draft tested, chimney's have been known to fail or clog for various reasons..like birds nests

One broker there predicts a 7% decline in the nest year.

I have a drippy faucet that I am going to repair nest weekend.

Rodents LOVE CLUTTER to nest in.