Ongoing, I'll have $1K monthly from Social Security to invest for the next 2 & 1/2 years and whatever the notes produce.

OR is it use the money to buy income producing assets like rental properties to pay off debt?

He's got a ton of info on that market.P.S.Engelo when are we getting together to produce The Ultimate Guide to Grading Toledo Neighborhoods for all these folks out there?

However, my research hasn't produced much as far as who is doing it, how and what to look out for etc...

It could be me but seems like white-pages isn’t producing up to date information any more.

My long term aspirations are to become a top producer in my office in the up and coming years.

So if we get 50-60K it should produce somewhere around 100ish a month in cash flow. 

I'm in the very competitive Omaha market and have been driving for dollars and sent out 1500 post cards and waiting for those to produce.

This has been proven in other markets to bring massive savings to those looking for a product/service while simultaneously allowing producers to maximize resource utilization.

The construction trades are hard on the body, so I am very interested in rental property investments as a way to transition out.I am looking forward to reading and learning as much as I can from everyone here.