It was too small for the whole crew and she had health issues, so they needed a larger home.

Along the way to pay for our health insurance (partner and self) which had crept up to $1400 a month pre-Obamacare I took on a W-2.

Waiting & saving more for down payment leaves me stuck renting my personal residence and potentially can't keep pace with market pricesI'm considering putting my rental purchase on hold and buying a personal residence first to secure my financial health but this still leaves me at square 1 with my investing journey.

It's a very common misconception but you can have other properties and still buy a primary residence FHA.

The most common flipping formula to follow is ARV x 70% - repairs = MAO (maximum allowable offer).

$10k-$0k is pretty common.

However, misunderstandings regarding Adverse Possession are common.

But the commonly heard number for ROI is 3- 5 times what you would get from a traditional long term rental.

This is a common belief, that we struggled with when we first started!

Is it common to split profits 50/50 if you've invested 90%+ of the money into the deal and they are invested 10%?