There’s no right or wrong answer, just personal preference.In general, I don’t agree that more risk always means more reward, but from the numerical point of view of leverage, it’s true.Most important Linda, is to make sure you can sleep at night.

I assume and read numerous posts that I need to build up cash flow but am I limited to flipping?

. - our success isn't nearly as contingent on the overall health of the auto industry).

She has 30 years experience now, numerous additional credentials beyond her degrees, and has consistently received very high praise from her supervisors and clients.

Insurance can fund a buy-sell agreement.Consider too a Special; Power of Attorney and Health Directive as he may not die, there is a greater chance of younger people being disabled or incapacitated.

There is so much more to consider than just the price of the property.I see numerous red flags from what I am reading.

There are numerous options that must be considered and many costly mistakes that need to be avoided.Dissolution of the business is one many forget.Other considerations include:DeathIncapacitationSpousesChildrenAnd, yes, you will disagree on the smallest issues.

My business partners and I have done numerous fix&flips and buy&holds in the beautiful city of Fort Wayne.

So we finally found our first deal on a SFH, (after numerous offers, refusals, Mo. searching, reading hundreds of forum posts ,etc) got it closed, got the rehab done, paying renter, and a nice bit of cash flow, Sweet!

I have a Bachelors degree in Public Health and I've realized that I have spent thousands of dollars on an education that will keep me dependent on someone else for my financial well being.