Michael Fanoni You need to weigh your risks, if the clean-up guy goes to clean gutter, falls down, and breaks his hips, can't work forever, then obviously you will have to shoulder a big ticket, lawyers will go after you so hard that it will make more sense to foreclose.

Hey DMVers,I am an aspiring investor looking to break into the buy and hold market.

I always used to read investing books and stock market books during my break time and I have small investments in paper assets and 401k, but I knew there was more to it than this.

If you moved out down the road are you ok breaking even of the property?

I hear quite a bit about purchasing without using personal money but I never seen anyone break it down in detail.

It all depends on how the numbers break down and what your situation is like, but make sure you think through all the options.Feel free to connect with me if you'd like to chat more specifics... otherwise, best of luck with your future investing career!

The break even point to make up that $600 credit with the money saved from the lower monthly payment would be around 6 years.

Now break that down into short and long term goals. 

Trying to break into the Real Estate space with finance and accounting background.

( i do not want to break my lease as i like to maintain an awesome rental record i have over the years lol) so what do i do?