Remember, you are operating a business, so remember to always treat it as a business, not an extension of you personal finances or life.

I am actually from Milwaukee I lived there my whole life.

You're trying to cheat and just making life that much harder for those of us who play by the rules.

I can't for the life of me figure out the 50% rule if the payment includes PITI.I'm either looking at a profit of $290.00 per month or more if I did this correctly.

I know there is some way ...... but for the life of me I cannot think of a way!

I was curious if anyone has gotten their bachelor's degree in real estate, if so did you find it enjoyable and have you used your studies in real life?

The long shelf life appeals to me.I looked online for feedback on this food and didn't see any.

It's not excluding children, it's limiting the number of occupants given the available living space, which is deemed necessary for the health and well-being of the inhabitants.Of course, this is a general rule.

So, I'm starting off my landlording life in the red by $350!

[In my experience, a second appraisal is required about 90% of the time and an FHA field inspection is required about 10% of the time.]What this means in real life (based on my experience and the experience of many other rehabbers I know) is the following:- While FHA will allow quick resales (as soon as you want), not all banks that do FHA loans will do them in the first 90 days.