:D You might want to read Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

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The first prop I got is doing well but I jumped in feet first without the proper research to justify the decision from an investment perspective.

If you are in an area with a poor economy, you will probably want to move.

You might give this some thought:HELOC - ready cashGetting Mortage from Bank - could take monthsWhat if you find a deal where a decision needs to be made immediately and there is no time to go through the mortgage process?

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Are there programs available through the state or Federal Gov't that can be a starting point for someone who does not have a substantial amount of income or who might have poor credit???