I could be short $450 for a month or two until I rent out the back unit (I have savings I could cover the rest of the mortgage with), but after the back one is rented I could have a little cash flow- at least enough to save for upcoming repairs, etc.

Renters would give up the "home office" bedroom to save on rent.

With fix and flip I could do some of the work myself, saving some money, but also have guys to do the other more serious construction.  

Next time start the seed a bit earlier if your looking to save money.  

I have a reasonable sum saved up for my next investment and was hoping to share ideas with members familiar with this area. 

Your friend could also get a secured credit card, which is basically a debit/credit card associated with a checking or savings account.

I will graduate in December and I've got capital saved up from being very fortunate and not having to pay for school because of my football scholarship.

there are two types of houses in FL. those that have termites, and those that will have termites. get a professional to figure out which type of termite you have. they will tent or trench (or both) the house. you can trench and protect yourself if you want to save the cost.

In addition to the energy savings the customer will have (more $ they have to pay rent), another perk of tankless units is lifespan.

I have been able to save ~$24,000 from my work from the past 6 summers.