I am living very very cheaply so much so that people do not believe me less then 800 a month total and all no bills after that 10k a year and I'm clear all the rest is investing and saving money she has no bills because she lives with family we will be a one car home when we buy to save on that and it will be a little more expensive but shouldn't shift all yo much.Would you say it's worth it to keep this momentum up in savings to buy the condo just to upright sell it. as of now return is important yes but I want to conserve my momentous savings first and foremost and solidify it so I can have a great catalist for future investments

These will be important to track when it comes to keeping the moving.

Hey @Jason EugeneI think one thing that is very important to understand is what kind of partnership you have in mind?

"There's always enough time and money for what's important to you!"...

What seems of utmost importance is reflected in the old saying 'You make your money when you buy'. 

Its important to have him see the bigger picture.

First things first - 50 K is good money to do lot of things , These "things" might not be just exactly buying a house , but you should try to know what is the best use for that 50k which will give you a reasonable return /break even / slight loss - but the most important thing is , After that project you should gain some practical knowledge abt investing in US Another important thing that I learnt - never take anything that anyone say here as an absolute thing. we all have our blind spots and biases .

If you priced it right and know your comps that is the most important. 

The reality in Texas is that you have only a slim chance to collect on a judgment and even slimmer chance to collect on someone you does not permanently reside in the USFocus on what is important now which is possession of the property.

What is more important to you; cash flow or appreciation?