As you can see by the number of posts I have, it is quite easy to do research and find some of the posts and threads that I have already entered on BP.

We targeted the largest growth markets within easy driving distance, and then researched and visited each area until we decided on one, and invest there. 

The rule is that your purchase price should be allocated between land and building in the same ratio as the value of each component bears to the value of the property as a whole.So let's say the property is worth $100,000 with $60,000 of the value attributable to land and $40,000 attributable to building (you can use any reasonable method to determine this; one easy way used by many is the assessor's split, though there are other methods that could yield a better answer for you).You buy the property  at a huge discount for $10,000

Very easy if you are using QuickBooks:- Create a sales receipt and memorize it - Check your bank account and reconcile with cozyOR Cozy has an excel sheet.

It's an awesome book, very easy to read, and changes lives!  

He's easy to deal with and will steer you straight.  

A larger house with a better commute to replace your current home isn't necessarily bad - and the finances you shared make it seem like an easy upgrade. 

I personally have never tried to get a 203k loan so take this with a grain of salt, but I've heard they are not easy to obtain so be weary of that and have a plan B.

Hey everyone, So this is a quick and easy question with an difficult answer or maybe a easy answer from those with experience.

Start to finish might not be done in a week but 2 weeks should be easy barring any screwups by landlord.