I always see posts or videos about how you can buy places with no money down / just 3.5% with the FHA, but nobody ever mentions that you’d need such a high income in order to afford anything decent...

., for the 428, actually it's 443, it breaks down as follows:- Property Tax: $33- Insurance: $35- Repairs: $75- HOA: $177- Property Manager: $123I have CapEx split out separately and I don't have a lot slotted for it ($50 a month).

You need to set limits and the people you help have to earn it.I can't tell you how many times someone asks me a question and I tell them to watch a 3 minute video on the subject and then get back to me.9 times out of 10, they never watch the video and they never get back to me.

I am new investing in real estate and from the education I have been gathering here in BP, books, and videos, one recommendation is to check population growth, economy, employment rate, etc… in order to invest in the right market.

There are a lot of threads, blogs, and videos on this.

I've been reading and watching the videos that BP has.

I created a set of six videos all with different ad copy (I think eight).

Just dug up the article: Paul Bilzerian articleClick on the video about his ostentatious home in the article.They mention trusts, nothing about LLC's.

I've been watching YouTube videos and reading articles about seller/owner financing and it sounds really fascinating and a great strategy to use. 

Your best bet is to make a video recording of the noise with a date and time stamp.