I just need to hold off my emotion and excitement so I can make a decision based strictly off the numbers vs an emotional decision about the property itself.

We are in Alabama and it seems the laws are not as strict as they are in other parts of the country.I have drafted up a notice and will provide a few days before starting the eviction process.

The day I started the 9-5 routine I put to work a plan to retire.Both my parents retired early because of REI & when my mother passed @ 89 she was still pulling $42,000 passive a year after taxes.

If your tenant takes off or stops paying you get rid of him just like in the ownership routine and get another tenant buyer.

If you are strictly wholesaling, you may want a 'better' form than the retail contract.

While I believe they aren't as strict now, they are probably the most restrictive in lending, so, while the window may not be required, if it's there my bet is the glass will need to be replaced.

I live in my duplex right now, so its not a big deal...but when i move out and it is strictly a rental...i dont want to have to come once a month to clean the gutters...or pay someone to do it.

My education background is in business with an emphasis in finance, so main contributions to her are strictly from a numbers standpoint.

You grind hard at the beginning, then get set in a decent routine once you know what you are doing.

Or strictly comparable sales method?