I have a mortgage for my primary residence in my name my fiancé and I both pay half and half.

Half of the people who own these properties never think to sell because they know they will have to fix everything on the property first to list it.

Two cash flowing townhomes and a third primary residence that’s being built (closing in a month and half).

At the price point we're targeting for the primary residence, the expected monthly PITI will be slightly more than half of the rent we're paying here in California.

You could buy a duplex and live in half and rent the other half. 

So, the authors (Ghost Writers) start with maybe a different slant for knowledge already in every book for the first one or two chapters and then you can see the authors (Ghost Writers) change from some half-*** information to a multitude of subjects where you are absolutely positive that the author (Ghost Writers) cannot be experts in that many crappy areas of real estate.So...this thread is not about books, but the exact same crap applies to courses you pay for.

I have been listening to the Bigger Pockets money podcast and Bigger Pockets real estate podcast for the past year and a half, and I am ITCHING to buy my first home and start my real estate journey. 

If you are ultra conservative, take half as much money out so you have more buffer on your monthly payment.

There will always be a market for RV travel, but I question why half the sites are empty despite record number of RV's looking for places to stay? 

You learn to pay attention when you loose a closing on a listing you have been working for half a year on because the lender is being stupid.