Syracuse, NY6.

No where to be found chief.

I certainly give him credit where it's due, he is successful, he doesn't pretend with playing like he's an engineer or wizard that adds value.If you own a restaurant you hire a cook, if it's a fancy joint you hire a chief, if you're in RE you hire a GC, they don't run your business nor are they entitled to a slice of it, they are hired help.

No debt.Monthly Fixed Expenses:$1,500($1,170 of that is base rent for my apartment in a suburb of Syracuse, NY )Monthly Average Spending:$2,200Goals:$3,700 positive monthly cash flowQuit 9-5Method for Obtaining Goals:Turn-Key Rental Properties through out-of-state companiesQuestions:Will it be possible to get qualified for financing to obtain the amount of rental property needed to achieve the above goals given my profile?

Josh Carr is the Chief Marketing Officer for REI Holdings dba Tax Lien Buyers Club (aka Tax Lien Vault, i.e.

Friday’s disappointing jobs report surprised analysts, many of whom had expected job creation to rebound from a slump in May. “Any way you cut this data, it’s lousy,†Diane Swonk, a senior managing director and chief economist for Chicago-based Mesirow Financial, told CNBC Friday.

Whittle, assistant general counsel and chief claims counsel for the American Insurance Association.Landlord insurance coverage varies based on location; but, in general, it will protect the house, apartment or condo being rented out against “covered perils.”

Good to see you too.Ain't no grammar issues there chief.

I already have (2) homes.What are your guys thoughts on buying (2) homes in Flint, or Warren, MI or even Syracuse NY for $10k/ea that are rented at $650/ea.

Jones, PhD Chief Economist – Stewart Title Guaranty Company 2014 saw the U.S. return to a normal economy: •The U.S. has more jobs than ever before •The last time the U.S. was growing as many jobs (average per month for the prior 12 months) was 2006 •Almost 60 percent of the jobs created in 2014 had salaries greater than the U.S. median income Real estate has essentially got back to normal—in both the housing and commercial markets.