You don't want to pull money out, throw your DTI out of whack, and then be stuck not being able to make a move.Reach out to @Joe Massey and his office.

Splitting partnered expenses makes perfect sense, but I’m not asking whether to throw that in the same expense bucket with the case of beer I bought last weekend.

OR ask him/her to pick up one of the red/blue $50 jobs at Lowes or Walmart and throw her a $20.

But I’m just throwing ideas out there.

Just thought I throw it out there.

Don't be the guy/gal that has to throw together a sloppy remodel and complains to your contractor(s) that the final figures are too much simply because you made a mistake on the front end by paying too much.That said, there is nothing wrong with purchasing buy and hold properties to get your foot into the market.

I can handle anything you throw my way I just need the chance.

Ask you agent will your policy cover somebody hurting their back throwing away a couch left behind by your tenants ?

My goal is to buy a duplex, triplex, or 4plex by the end of the year so I can stop throwing money away on rent and I cant get started in a lifetime of real estate investing.

I was just at a conference this weekend and the subject of wholesaling came up and specifically how ineffective direct mail is these days unless you have Major dollars to throw at it.. much of the discussions were alternatives.