haha well out of the three keys you pointed out, right now the first one is a must ( as i do not have any money to put down) the second point is just a want so that I do not mess things up to badly. and the final point was supposed to make the deal so sweet it would be hard to turn down.

So I would not consider moving away from SF because I currently live with my gf in a sweet deal for the city, in a condo that she owns.

Added to a seller carry back note, this can make sweet deal.

There are expenses to cover in RE,rarely do you walk up, get a contract and assign it with nothing in it, but I have and you can, but it will take some time learning the ropes.Another good way is to partner with someone and put some sweet equity in your deal and share in the profits.

No, I'm sure it wasn't a typo because I tried it several times and fortunately Ed O. is short ant sweet. @Ed

The 50% rule should be applied to theoretical gross rents, so include what your place would rent for in the 50% expenses.An $80,000 property that rents for $2,000 is a pretty sweet deal, I would guess it's in a rough area or rough condition.

I hadn't paid this guy a dime for this second roof and he was taking his sweet old time finishing it.

Listed as a 3/3, however 1 bed and 1 bath are in a detached mother in law sweet.

It would be a sweet setup if you could pool resources to increase purchasing power and still take advantage of Fannie Mae subsidized financing.

Short and sweet.