There are a lot of irresponsible people in section 8 programs.

FIRE is a trap.

I’m a 16-year-old girl trapped in this 70-year-old body (NOT fun!)

I'm a bit confused, and wonder if I've mentally trapped myself in a box of my self-imagined obstacles, or if I'm trying to see profit somewhere that it isn't.Any advice would be appreciated.

An investor friend of mine specializes in section 8 rentals.He likes the guaranteed rent (prefers tenants who get 100% subsidy).  

This is also the same percentage that you need for a non-cash out refinance (more on why that is important later).If you purchased the investment property with a loan, then conventional loans will require you to wait 6 month to take cash out.This rule does not apply if you purchased the home with CASH (more on that in section 2).Let’s explore some examples here:If you purchased a property with a 15% down conventional loan (85% loan to value) and you wanted to get cash out, you wouldn’t be able to do so since the cash out limit is 75% of the “Loan to Value”.

It is easy to fall into the trap of seeing a good deal and wondering what you are missing.

Louis County licensed plumber to remove a T-trap and install a P-trap under two bathroom sinks.

Boston is expensive, so don't fall into the trap of buying what seems like it is a good deal (i.e. something that looks like it will appreciate).

The one thing I did not hear being a newbie is having the ability to know a deal when you see one all while having squirrel syndrome without the analysis paralysis trap.