And like you said the commissions and everything else can easily eat that spread away from 900k to 1.3.

Still wiping the egg of my face...... and I'll be eating humble pie all weekend.  

That's a lot of money to eat to buy a house before your lease is up.2.

There is NO financial strategist who would advise you to put all of your eggs in one basket!  

It makes sense after a few but it would eat into by return to start out.   

If that's eating away at too much profit, you're probably overpaying for the property.

Holding costs eat their lunch and when they finally sell it for a lower price, the damage has already been done.

To rub salt on the wound, during the first week of ownership they mentioned how they are looking for a home to buy, that they are planning to take a vacation in a couple of months, and how much money they make doing side hustles like Uber Eats.

And as you’ve noticed in your local Ralph’s, food prices rose 0.7% in May, as costs for meats, poultry, fish, and eggs continue to feel the impact from the shutdown of plants that were hotspots amid the COVID outbreak.

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