I'm very fortunate that my father taught me to save and invest from a young age and that has done very well for me.

Fortunately, I grew up in the house of a handyman, so I've got a pretty good foundation on routine repairs and cosmetic upgrades. 

My family has been fortunate enough to have inherited a home and a small amount of funds, which I plan to use to invest.

I forgot to mention, if I had to buy a fridge out of pocket, I was still going to have warranty company fix that old fridge, even if it cost a fortune.

I've been fortunate enough to have accumulated a nice actionable amount of equity and I'm raking my brain on how to best leverage it. 

They believe it's their home so they will keep up the property.I know investors that made a fortune using the lease option strategy, and they kept most of their properties after years of pure positive cash flow.You can also invest your equity and buy other properties. 

If I miss a month of receiving rent or even 12 months of rent, it will not break my model. my future will still be bright and I will continue to make money and acquire properties. since I am fortunate to be in this position, if I can be the better person and do the right thing, even if it is a personal loss to me then I will do it.

Hello all,I have been doing much reading in preparation of my business standing up and investing commencing. I came across FortuneDNA and their method of tax "guidance" we'll call it. Has anyone had any interaction wi...

I was fortunate that for the most part he came back and finished the work, but I also did part of the work for him.

I'd also add some favorites:- "Buying Real Estate Without Cash or Credit" by Peter Conti and David Finkel (if you have a capital source, still gives you a lot of creative strategies to think about)- "Missed Fortune 101" by Douglas R.