I also enjoyed John Becks educational materials but he pushes to hard to get you to spend more money.

I follow your blog and enjoy it.

I really enjoyed my time working with government agencies. the corporate world is much different however.If there are people in the NoVa area I would love to get together and help/learn.

I’ve enjoyed the metaphorical rollercoaster ride, from the climb to the height of the market, down through the turns of the market crash, around the twisting bends of the changing industry and back again to the inching ascend.

I am enjoying it so far.

Landlords can enjoy their rehabs and repairs - I leave it to the end buyer :). after

If she is getting a divorce, she will not know for sure until the ink is dried on the divorce papers.I have always used two rules of thumb:1) Avoid being more than 25 percent of the NET income.2) Make sure the tenant/borrower has the ability to enjoy life and still pay the rent/mortgage without sweating bullets.

Once you have done so, the structure is available all the time on future purchases & yet your down payment continues to earn constant uninterrupted compound interest.

In layman's terms this means the buyer can enjoy and possess the property but the seller retains full and perfected ownership merely granting the equitable interest to the buyer.  

We all just enjoyed being around each other.