Some buyers want to ask a ton of miniscule, unimportant prior to an offer, questions....just food for thought.

Just take daily action and keep rolling the snowball.

Maybe a simple position at a grocery store for a grocery discount and to stay busy :)I know this is a lot of food for thought, and a lot to take in haha ...

Maybe a simple position at a grocery store for a grocery discount and to stay busy :)I know this is a lot of food for thought, and a lot to take in haha ...

When you are worried about losing your job and putting food on the table, you are unlikely to become a landlord.My advice is always be buying and buy twice as much when prices drop.

And I found multiple recent articles from experts arguing that each one of these was imminent, armed with very convincing graphs and acronyms.Which is to say, i'm nervous, or I wouldn't be googling.A long time ago I read a thought piece by Heinlein, talking about how if you stockpiled enough canned goods to get you through a dystopian future event, you better have space to hide the used cans or your neighbors would kill you for your food. 

They are supposed to be converting the Prescott Airport into a regional Airport with regular daily flights.

Well if it has been on the market that long, then it is probably at daily bidding. 

Although I have achieved this, I realized late in the game it was more about having positive cash flow and avoiding the daily grind of finding, rehabbing, and flipping properties while also paying the government huge sums of money on short term flips.

@Derek Scott Hi Derek, we actually transfer properties with outstanding mortgages into LLC's almost daily by transferring the properties into land trust that are then assigned to the LLC's.While a transfer to an LLC will cause alarms at the bank and prompt them to send you a letter, a transfer to a trust will not.