The 1/6 I actually backed out of because the place needed a lot more work than expected and it's still sitting on the market since the price is too high.I'm not too familiar with SFH but it looks healthy as well.

thanks Jim,He does not want the money sitting in a bank account, He is 68 with a healthy railroad pension, zero debt, his actual monthly expenses amount to less than $1500 total which the pension covers twice over.

I work enough as it is, and being full rested and having some time to unwind every once in a while is crucial to my long term health. I

I enjoy the healthy debate!

I could afford it, and paid it because I have two young children and you just never know.We're very healthy, and almost never see the doctor.

Later on, your RE empire will able to stand on its own merit, though they'll still want you to be personally on the hook for the loan.For small 1-4 properties, make sure your DSCRs (Debt Service Coverage Ratios) are healthy on every new acquisition -- they will be if you're buying right.

I will be sure of a healthy profit margin.

Matthew has always been very dedicated to a healthy life-style while playing both football and baseball in HS and then continuing his baseball career in college.

@Eric Prescott It's a little tough since I haven't been in the midwest for any extended amount of time but it does seem that steady growth (rent and population) with decent future prospects is a pretty good bet on a healthy market.

I hope everyone is safe and in good health. I