From that, you subtract your debt service, which is the P&I portion of your mortgage payment, which if I filled in the blanks correctly should be about 557/month, or 6685/year.

If you do start using this info, you usually get stuck somewhere because the into is incomplete, disjointed, and only a part of the entire system that is REI.Education takes the definition of information, ane fills in the blanks, connects the dots between other sources of info and topics, and gives you enough to start, and beyond.The main reason most can't get started isn't what you mentioned. 

I bought some blank Avery cards from staples and went to their site and used their template to put my name phone number and email address.

.:...PS something just doesn't look right with the text consistency on my screenI've found that happens on BP whenever you quote somebody and don't leave a completely blank line between the quoted section and what you type in.

I'm a huge fan of #2 and used it on several occasions, big ROI, the only con the warranty companies tend to have terrible customer service, but totally worth it.

For example, of the 480+ properties we've delivered, we only charged our clients a fee on four or five occasions; these were exceptional circumstances.

I am pretty sure I have been called the "lazy agent" on more than one occasion.

Second, and to be very frank, I feel the higher the rate of return, generally the higher the risk with quality of tenant, crime, just fill in the blank.

The only reason that forum even exists (we've tried on a few occasions to get rid of it) is to keep the garbage posts off the rest of the site.

If you are interested in multifamily Michael Blank has a good course.