will look into that, im very good with money and a little on the tight side, i dont like having debt, so even the thought of having multiple mortages out scares me, im thinkin of rehabing 1-2 a year and if the ball starts rolling ill start doing more and more, but i see what your saying paying cahs for everything would take a long long time, plus my fear is the cash i accumulate would always be in a race with appreciation of thee houses, thanks for the advice

will look into that, im very good with money and a little on the tight side, i dont like having debt, so even the thought of having multiple mortages out scares me, im thinkin of rehabing 1-2 a year and if the ball starts rolling ill start doing more and more, but i see what your saying paying cahs for everything would take a long long time, plus my fear is the cash i accumulate would always be in a race with appreciation of thee houses, thanks for the advice

ING is good and then when you hit $5000, put it in a CD and keep going like that timing the CDs until you've accumulated enough to pay the loan off.

When its below that, I accumulate the money for the inevitable vacancy or big expense.

I'd love to continue accumulating properties on a "buy/hold/cash flow from rental" strategy, but am tapped out so far as using my own funds for purchase (plus, having so many properties, cannot qualify for loans).

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So if it takes about 3-4 months to foreclose on someone, I would expect to see the market to be flush with foreclosures starting 2nd quarter 09 and the housing market bottoming out starting in 3rd quarter 09 since their should be less foreclosures coming on line to depress the market with.Therefore, my objective between now and then is to accumulate properties now for cash flow and position myself to be able to accumulate more property in late 09.

The non-ROTH account accumulates as deferred taxes.I am so sick of hearing that CEOs lied about the risk, lied about the debt, lied about the profit, cooked the books, etc.

The most striking example of a massive accumulation is that of Andrew Carnegie (the richest man in recorded history) who started out in poverty:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_carnegie

The rule is, if you accumulate 6 points on your landlord permit in the course of 3 years, you lose your ability to rent your property.