They worship each other. 3 gorgeous kids, 3.5 GPAs and higher, Vice president of the high school, 4 sport athletes.

West of I49 is a gamble...

It's pretty popular here in Utah, along will all other shooting sports.

To take a gamble on a .software or any other (especially a long) TDL is not wise IMO. 

You’ll find real estate is a team sport as you spend time around like minded individuals.

Community Studies and Civic EngagementGPA: 3.53; Cum LaudeRelevant CourseworkNonprofit ManagementAccounting PrinciplesGlobal Business EnvironmentEconomics (Micro and Macro)Ethical Issues in BusinessEntrepreneurshipWork ExperienceHarris Homes LLC 2010-PresentOwnerMonitor fulfillment of purchase contract terms to ensure that they are handled in a timely manner.Compare a property with similar properties that have recently sold to determine its competitive market price.Acquire properties through direct mail marketing and local tax sales.Maintain knowledge of real estate law, local economies, fair housing laws, types of available mortgages, financing options, and government programs.Review HUD-1 for accuracy before closing.UA Local 486, Baltimore, MD 2007-2014HVAC Service Technician Installs, repairs, and performs preventive and corrective maintenance on a variety of residential and commercial HVAC equipment.Complies with all applicable standards and policies, including safety proceduresVolunteer WorkBig Brothers and Big Sisters of the Greater Chesapeake, Baltimore, MD 2011-presentMentorTakes mentee out to sporting events, lunch, and other outdoor eventsHelps mentee with his academicsPlays video games with mentee

At this point in the consideration, it is a huge gamble for you and your family.

Here is the mathematical equation:Assets x ROI = Cashflow > Expense BudgetHere are the steps:Determine you annual Expense Budget based on how you want to live.Example: $75K/yearDetermine your Return on Investment based on your Risk Tolerance.Your Risk Tolerance is based on how wiling are you to risk losing it all when it comes to your incoming producing properties to where you would have to go back to work.Use a scale of 1-100, 1 = cash in mattress and 100 = I'm gambling the rent money a the craps table.Take your Risk Tolerance # and divide by 5 to calculate your ROI.Example: Risk Tolerance = 50, ROI = 50/5 = 10%Income Producing Assets = Expense Budget/ROIExample: $75K/10% = $750K in income producing assetsFor real estate, Income Producing Assets = Property Equity, not the market value of the property. 

When i have generated enough cashflow and wealth to leave the 9-5 behind i would like to reward myself with a 2013 Range Rover Sport.

I may be a bit late in posting an introduction - it has only taken me 2 years of occasional BP reading to realize that getting involved in this team sport is much better than hiding in a corner.I have a few out of state buy and hold deals under my belt, but I'd still consider myself new.