It will just become second nature.

Therefore, english isn't ''natural'' for me. but yeah, I have people (family) who will ''sponsor'' my loans with the bank.

At first I was only looking for properties with a concrete basement because of the natural disaster - tornado.

Some sellers are fine with getting an income stream because it's easier on their taxes, better return than they can get in the bank and they just need a monthly check to supplement their income.But maybe this seller has their eye on a retirement home on a lake somewhere and needs a large chunk of money for that.

Everyone has different goals about financial independence, retirement, and supplemental income.  

Or simply to use REI to supplement your income.On this particular deal though, that all may not matter though.If you bought it for 52k and it needs 5 to 7k, then you're going to be all in at 60k.If it will sell for 80k, there's not much room there for any real profit - even less so if you're going to split it.  

There was some hype a couple years ago around the natural gas workers coming in, but that was really just the occasional home run you hit for 6 months.  

It has probably the highest durability and lowest maintenance of other stones, at a fraction of the cost of natural quartz.  

I am getting close to buying some rental properties in Memphis through a turnkey company and decided to do a little research on natural disasters in the area.

My goal is to build my portfolio with as many positive cash flowing properties as I can to supplement my pension.