Now, when I have a more narrow question, I go to the boards like on here.See, the thing is, you need to catch someone at the right moment that they're willing to write a book in a post. 

For example, the duplex we have has a 25 year mortgage at a 3.75% interest rate.If we get a 12k home improvement loan at 6% interest over 3 years how can this be incorporated into the calculator?

There's no need to continue saving because my roof could blow off tomorrow and I can write a check for it without batting an eye.

Any rate a too little suggested tip is to join your local REIAs they have more experienced investors and eyes and boots on the ground.Your other option is just cash out REFI.   

The one catch is that you typically have to have 40% down.

I’ve mostly been eye balling properties on how they look (condition of the house) looking up average rent in my area and seeing what the sale price of the house is. 3.

In the end this is an eye opening experience and lesson in making sure everyone’s credit scores are tip top.

She rolled her eyes and said “okay dear.”

Do you think buyers would see them as a potential savings or would they see it as an eye soar that may deter them from buying even with the completed rehab.Thanks in advance for any input!

And more importantly for those who used to work in corporate world, in a job where it has high demand and focus which offers good salary, how did you do it?