I have around 20 grand saved up, which is a lot and I've worked hard for it but in my area and California in general, it's not ideal to start with; even for an FHA 3.5% loan near my University.

Plus I could employ my grand kids

Hum.

"Hey, hey, hey, looksa me and my crapshack, the wholesaler says the ARV is half-a-mil, I got it for fifty grand!

And I see so it only needs to be the same industry if that’s what you went to school for I worked in restaurants and made like 20k last year while finishing 42 units in community college, I start university in fallAnd from my understanding it doesn’t matter if I only made 20k the first year it would just matter how much I make or projected to make at the current job I go to next I was thinking of putting off uni and just working all year to get approved for a decent one out of state, however not exactly sure if this is the best move because financial aid will give me 6 grand for the 4 months of college I’ve been applying to different restaurants in hopes of keeping it in the same line and working full time with tips would bring in 50k on paper, however there are just so many other applicants so I haven’t gotten one yet.

Mine just went up a grand this year on my primary home in Dover.

I am 54 year old, and love my family, two grand daughters, doing Spartan races with my older son and the time freedom I now have.

I have a Jeep grand Cherokee and it drives me insane.

If you don't expect any major capital expenses in the next 10 years, why would you budget $30 grand for capital expenditures during that time?

I will be selling my house coming soon , its a $700K house , in theory it should rent for 5 grand ,  BUT it takes a while to find someone qualified , and they wouldnt be long term , they will biy .