So, I look back to 1999 or 2000 and try to find some data point.

He stops by McDougals, sits down and has a $7 lunch, keeps the receipt, then drives to a 3rd property and collects his remaining rent.now we all know the mileage driven is deductible in full for those trips, but what about the lunch cost?

Some great data points in there.1.1 million loans out of 8.37 million ARMS will be in foreclosure in the next 6-7 years.

Any advice or links to data about this would be much appreciated!

Remember that a prospective calculation is only as good as the data you use and even if the data is great it is still only a guess.

They're super cheap so it was easy for a noob like me to start with very little money and figure out how to analyze data, how to set up tracking etc.

Of course all that is just data for historical sales.

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