So my family and I are EAGER to move out of our tiny one bedroom apartment because of our a**hole neighbors it’s become a hostile environment.

The problem is most people, even real estate investors, completely underestimate the severity of what lies ahead.Buying a house that ends up cash flowing only $150/mo is a very bad idea in the current environment.

But it's also incredibly rare.

Incredible stuff and I could even install myself saving $$$.

That loan is an incredible tool in your investing tool belt.

I stumbled across the BP website a few weeks ago and have been hooked on its incredible content ever since.

@David Nacco“One step sharper than the client” and in a job interview he client is the hiring person/officeYou are doing three things:1) showing respect to the business and people by dressing up2) demonstrating an understanding of their culture and market by closely matching3) conveying your professionalism and personalityIf they are in jeans and Polo shirts go with dress shirts/ tie and jeansIf they are in dress shirts slacks go with tie and blazer etc and so onIf they are wearing blazers go with a suit, maybe with a less formal colo shirt then whiteOnce the environment is business casual in any form hard to go wrong with a well fitted suit

The relationships I can cultivate now, including yourself, are incredibly important to me, especially if there is a way to create a win-win for all. 

My thinking is that since I can put that $25K into an environment that will yield 20%-30% annualized ROI with tax free Roth characterization, I may as well take the tax hit for cap gains and SE tax now then grow that money tax free in the Roth soloK.

Let's talk and we can bounce ideas off each other on how the environment in upstate NY really is for REIT.