@Jeff Young the best path to wealth would be to payoff all consumer debt and have at least 6 months cash reserves before considering investing in real estate.

Investing wasn't on my radar at the time of my house purchase but I'm still able rent out one my rooms for some modest cash flow.

Finish work is always time consuming, but my current project the plumber that was supposed to finish rough in in one week is now on week 7.Windows that were supposed to be a month to get manufactured, delivered and installed, are now at 2 1/2 months just to get delivered (assuming they don't get delayed again).The one thing that consistently is done quickly for me is roofs.  

The first position will continue through foreclosure in order to remove the other liens, apply the safe harbor for the hoa and mitigate their losses.So data wise concentrating in disqualifying characteristics will allow you to assign the investment strategy to each scenario.Its definitely a fun challenge but very time consuming in my opinion real-estate is in desperate need for innovation.

Its also really time consuming haha. 

The UBG, webinars, podcasts; we're doing our best to consume it all.

This is because every penny I got can help pay down consumer debts and contribute to the marketing budget and future property acquisitions.Longer Am's are good for when you are recycling cash very actively.

Yes it stinks but until the consumer is looking elsewhere we are stuck paying.   

With real estate you get the monthly cash flow WITHOUT consuming the asset, it is still there. 

Last, it can only be raised 7% plus the consumer index (which changes every year) so you need to look that up.