@Shannon RichardsonFirstly I’m not knocking you for working long hours, and nobody should, fair play to youBut there is an element of truth in the statement “most people are too busy going to work , earning a living, to make any real money”If you have the mindset, the brainpower to be your own boss, in whatever field you pursue, then working for someone else rots your soul, your brain won’t work at its best because it’s full of daily crap, for someone else, and all that entails.....As for money, there is also a lot of truth in the reasoning that if you find the right deal, a good deal, that stacks up, then finding funds from a multitude of different financial avenues suddenly becomes a whole lot easier........simply because, the deal stacks up to any scrutiny, and your mind is working at its best !

Our group has daily or minimum weekly conversations with all the brokers in our markets.

t’s crazy to pay big money to kill yourself .i know of a certain family that makes just over 20k a year where the adults both smoke 8$ a pack cigarettes .daily  That’s 16$ a day or $5,840a year .

We're still in a historically low rate period and I hear conventional rates have taken a dip lately, but 5.75% is a pretty solid rate.Rates change daily, sometimes hourly depending on market volatility, so how do you know what the rate  should be on any given day? 

Learning a lot from listening the BP podcast daily on my commute to and from work, watching BP YoutTube videos when I get home, and reading RD,PD and Brandon Turner's own The Book on Rental Property Investing.Looking to get connected with other Real Estate investors in the Indy area.

This property was located in Baltimore County and was on the MLS and since I am an agent I view the MLS daily to see any new deals and found this one for $99,000 with an ARV of around $160,000.

Multiply the {daily-cost} by 365 and you can clearly see how much you're spending on coffee per year.  

This reduces the average daily balance, and lowers the interest paid. 

Im seeing more and more daily, but up until now its been pretty difficult. 

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