Hi everyone,After doing lots of looking around in and around my area, it seems like getting 2%/month for rent is quite ambitious.As I understand it, the rule/guideline basically suggests that if you spend $100k on a property, you should be getting $2k/month.

I'm spending a few months in Corpus Christi and would love to do some shopping while I'm here.

Preapprovals also let your agent see if there is a chance of them making money for spending time with you.As long as the contract is written with the contingency clause like funding and the inspection you have exits from it.

Spend 2-3 hours in back of courtroom observing hearings, noting the issues people have.

It is most likely a bluff so wouldn't spend lots on attorneys just yet.

Instead of spending trillions of dollars on the military, why can we not invest more money in education?

I spend less time massaging numbers and never borrow money.

I posted a link earlier on Page two of this forum post about the predictions of the economy bombing up to 90% of the US stock value.Then I spoke with a landlord of (18) properties who said she wants to sell (5) of her houses because she doesn't like the way the government is spending and she thinks the worst is yet to come.THEN I talked to my Dad today and he says that among many of the successful business people he follows... they are saying that the next recession could be worst that the 'Great Depression'...I should probably make a new forum post for this one, but do any of you feel this could very well take place?

You must pay to extend past those days.

However, after spending a lot of time reading everything I could in here, I've decided to focus on MFH and try to spatter in a few SFH, if the market allows, after a couple years of positive cash flow.My goal is to pick up a duplex to begin.