He will also continue to receive the scholarship money to use towards other investments for the next three years.Originally, he was spending a lot of time with me looking at owner financed properties.

So, if I put 70k out to purchase and spend 30 on materials and labor I am in 100k.

Do you really want to spend that "bullit" on your first property, or, for example, would you rather use it later on when you have higher earnings and are looking at homes in the 400K range?

If you purchase at $154K, spend $9K in rehab and spend 10% of the sales price in fixed costs, that puts you all in at about $182-185K.Resell for $200-215K and make $15-30K in profit.

Request from the Owner a copy of the HOA Financials and see how much they are spending, where they are spending, and what they have on the balance sheet.

If you spend any time on this site or reading about what we're trying to do, you'll notice that our goal is to make those kinds of events obsolete.We've spoken with several potential speakers who indicated that they would need to have some time to promote their company, and we let them know that we weren't interested in having them any more.

I'm just curious, what do you all think is a reasonable percentage of take home pay to spend on housing?

I'm not currently investing in the Phoenix area although I will be spending the month of March there and part of that time will be used looking at properties.

I'm so happy that I don't have to spend as much time as I've been spending on Facebook anymore.

You know what you are going to spend and there shouldn't be any way that they can convince you to spend more than you should.