We should all happily comply for the better good even if it means going broke and losing our assets .

I have a question and wanted to pick a couple of your brains for advice.I inherited a property which is valuated in excess of €350,000.

The excess money goes to my current revolving credit card debt and truck payment with my 2 other loans and I pay off and that frees up 620 extra bucks a month I take care of the place for a year on my current job with my wife making 3300a month and then get this house leased out or rented then that people help pay my mortgage and costs then I get into a better mobile home paying about 300 a month and saving towards the next property soon after that year and making the next down deposit with my own cash and owing no one except the next person to fund my next apt complex!

@Wesley W.if you serve someone a three day notice and after three days you start the eviction process and they make a deposit into your account. it will avoid the eviction process and you'll lose out on the money that you spent with the attorney and have to start all over again

My theory is she's afraid she's going to lose her job if the property sells to another investor.

"IF" we did something with his property it could be under an LLC and the risk of him losing it would be low. 

I was just wondering is it worth me losing like 40% of my savings to save 85 to 100 dollars a month.. if I'm still not giving you enough information please tell me what info you need.

@Sondra Tapper When I started investing about 15 years ago I only invested money that I was ok losing if things ever went seriously south.

The market expansion that we have experienced over the last decade has been built off of solid economic growth rather than lose lending by the banks. 

Why risk losing it all?