I see why I need to stop working for landlords and become one.Daily workers I work for a landlord(when his cheap contractors can't fix it) that has one of those he does great fast work for $175/day. 

I bought an old house that is in extremely poor shape a couple months ago on mills mill for dirt cheap.  

If you ever need a cheap job done or want to discuss any investments in the Clear Lake area you can come to me or my grandpa.

Usually it's both, in that your price doesn't reflect the location, because there are still people who will willingly commute for an hour or two if the price is cheap enough.

Credit card debt is not cheap unless you get a 0% 1 year teaser rate, which is a means to an end. 

I’m not at all trying to be cheap and believe in paying for what you get.

She agreed to a cheap 18-month interest only @ 6% per annum that will convert to a 10yr amortized loan at 8% with a 3.5 year balloon that I plan to cashout refi right after the interest only period.

I definitely keep an open-mind to staying cheap and whatever it takes to meet goals so I’m sure I’ll come across something reasonable.

I'm thinking a car lot...potentially cheap, all you need is a building and a bunch of pavement, and then that way when you sell, there isn't much to demolish to make way for new stuff, just a car lot.

Hoping to find a cheap lot and spend some time building....