As I embark on new ventures, armed with the knowledge and resilience forged through these experiences, I remain committed to the principles of real estate as a means to empower and uplift.

It's one of the core principles of what infinite banking is and it's WAY undervalued and underutilized in this space.

Given that there are opinions involved and there is likely a large variance in work ethic among appraisers it seems rather close-minded to assume that your way of doing an appraisal will be the same way the next guy does it.

What we share are ethics, integrity, and a common goal to be investors.   

do the lenders include the renovation cost in the loan principle amount? 

2) The FHA MI you're paying is going down every year based on the principle balance.3) You could look into a cash-out refi to see if rolling in other debt helps it make sense to refinance.

If you didn't diversify, when the market has a prolonged downturn, you will eat up your principle using that money to live and then not have enough to generate the returns you need when it picks back up. 3.

Hi all,I had a realtor that we have used in the past for the place we're in now, and went through one more time with a deal that didn't work out. A few weeks back I had reached out that we would like to sign soon as w...

If a home costs 100,000 and you put down 20%, and for simplicity the expenses are 50% of rent, let’s say renting at 1500 (which is solid), and a fixed rate mortgage at 5% for 30 years comes out to 430 a month for principle and interest.

Work ethic is FREE :) And picking my brain is free!