Attorney fees are expensive to properly set up the structures, and a poor structure is barely better than no structure at all.

He recommended the books "Rich dad poor dad" and "Cashflow Quadrant".

While VA's might make sense from a dollars and cents perspective, you might make up that cost savings with additional costs come tax season when your accountant has to piece together a poorly compiled set of records at a high hourly rate.  

I am Naymar Maxwell and I just finished reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and like many of you all, the torch has been lit.

Bad credit means a habit of not paying bills and poor financial judgement.

If you are missing out on offers, you either are not offering enough money, or your offer is poorly constructed.

I tried just surfing for awhile to catch up but honestly our best bet is to just dive in!

There were a couple bad contractors that were working on the STEP program in Marion County the last couple of years that did very poor work.

your best bet is to just sell a partial.. just a few years of the cash flow you won't take such a dramatic hit.. although myself I would not be keen on a 1 bd home incase I had to own it.. and I would want to know that since you sold it to a homeowner that you did full dodd frank compliance

If you want to invest in Portland, your best bet is through your network, IMHO.