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Roman M. Financing income question
12 March 2019 | 7 replies
I work as an independent contractor and had an income of 65k for 2018 and no debts, which allows me to buy a property up to 301000, the problem is that i am doing my taxes now and if I deduct mileage for my car this will result in a 36000 income which allows me to buy a property up to $193000.
Moaaz Ahmad Advice for an ambitious engineer
13 January 2019 | 9 replies
Another goal of mine is to also move out and enjoy the 20s as I love my independence as well but if I need to remain here, save more and invest with more capital I will sacrifice and do so.I am able to travel and look at properties and be in any state for months at a time if need be as I know investing in NY might not be the best situation.Highly appreciate your comments, questions, and advice on what my next steps should be!
Christopher Lewis Mentor ideals do not align with my own
12 January 2019 | 87 replies
FI as in Financial Independence.
Sandy DeKoubia Almost done with my business plan
14 January 2019 | 18 replies
@Joe VilleneuveFinancial independence in year 3.
Evan Smeenge Dip the Toe: how does one begin?
16 January 2019 | 26 replies
The most certain thing that we know about the challenge of achieving financial independence through real estate is that having a spouse who doesn't want to take the journey with you is the kiss of death to that journey.My wife doesn't post on this site, but to give you a sense of what the other side of the coin looks like, she actually brought us our first deal.
Jonathan Pacilio Charlotte NC Investment Area Ideas
11 January 2019 | 6 replies
@Jay Helms - Yes makes complete sense - I need to do a better job of finding a like minded group - I have had lukewarm results with partners i have chosen to date and my independent nature makes me scale back that effort. 
Nick Clurman Real estate sale person fees.
11 January 2019 | 8 replies
My Hope is that with this license I will be able to access better search tools and have the ability to enter properties independently.   
Bryce M. Are Sec 8 rentals a good place for new investor to start?
16 January 2019 | 20 replies
Some investors/landlords are all for it and some dislike working with the Section 8 program.Basics:  As an independent landlord, you will be working with the Housing Choice Voucher part of the program, not the Public Housing part. 
Emily Gorski Leverage Equity in our Bklyn Apt for first investment property
13 January 2019 | 8 replies
He reminded me of the need to have a 6month cushion in savings as well of course, I am wondering if he will be the right accountant for me as I change my views on investing and passive income / financial independence, real estate, etc...yes I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and it opened my eyes.
John Young Need some advice on possible subject to deal
13 January 2019 | 1 reply
Next steps, as I see it:Verify ARV yourself, independent of the agent.