I want to breath it, eat it, live it.

I prefer to recoup the entire project outlay but don't have to in order to keep going or eat.

I ride my bike on the strand all day, then eat at one of the downtown restaurants, then, after my daily dose of vino, find my way up to the meeting.

This new CA bill also belongs in the circular filing cabinet.As far as I am personally concerned, they can take this law and eat it.

Granted, I'm no expert at estimating repairs at this point, but paint, flooring, and kitchen updating would eat up the whole margin between what they paid and the confirmed sale price!

That said, though mine and my wife's work eats a huge amount of our time and will no doubt somewhat depress our learning curve, it does provide us funds to embark on this venture, just proving the good comes right along with the not quite so good.As a bit of background, an amusing (somewhat) anecdote: our current house, our first, may become our first flip.

No, it doesn't meet the ratios, but, if you can buy property and it doesn't eat anything, it's nice to have stuff....you do know, they stopped making the stuff some time ago.

My other seven properties generate between 250 to 450 per month in income or about 2,700 per month.I would love to hold the one house I am selling, but I love eating and keeping a roof over my head more!

cali is a different animal than most other states.

I also work for a small business as a live animal exhibitor.