My situation is essentially I've had to liquidate much of my $ to assist a family member out of a major bind with their health (bless the medical system <rolls>) and that has put me into debt in a big way and my income barely covers my base expenses (not counting other necessities...gas... food.. etc).

Its a great place to be, especially if you're a biker/hiker/skier/fisherman like me.I'm an early retiree from a major airline.

And they are limited in what they can do since the overwhelming majority of subprime debt is securitized and the servicer must operate within the guidelines of the sale and servicing agreement.I agree if the loans are part of an institution's wholly owned portfolio it might make sense to carte blanche modify mortgage terms across the landscape.

We also have an office/agent in almost every major Mexican city.Cheers!

We can change our architectural restrictions with a majority vote of the HO's.

Or do your first rental deal but keep it pretty vanilla to start.Sit down and draw a timeline showing the major milestones along the way.

I'm majoring in marketing and minoring in real estate.

The vast majority of the country can only look at that level of financial freedom and wonder what it's like.I like how the CFP said that they are doing well but they could be doing more.

All of that will help and your properties are better than those purchased by the vast majority of new investors who LOSE money and are forced out of business in a short period of time.

While I interned at a major insurance company during the summers of my undergraduate, I saw some of the most brilliant people chained to things completely below their ability.