If they didn't do that, they would starve when winter arrives.The Future is VERY important.Another analogy I like to use is to Drive your Investments like an Investment Vehicle.When you look at past Data such as previous Sales, you are looking at the Rear View Mirror of your Investment Vehicle.When you look at current data, such as the current Rents and Expenses to calculate your Current cashflows or your Cash on Cash Return, you are looking at the side view... watching the action go by as it is occurring.When you look through the Windshield of your Investment Vehicle, you are looking at the road ahead.... seeing the path that it is taking you... and all the obstacles in the way.You are less likely to CRASH your investment vehicle by focusing on looking through your Windshield than remaining fixated on the Rear View Mirror or the Side Windows.If the bridge is out and you fail to see the bright red warning signs..... if your eyes are not looking straight through that windshield........ you will Drive your Investment Vehicle into the abyss down below.So please.....

I hate to throw water on your fire that you are a lot of obstacles ahead of you.

From the below information, it seems that they can stay here until lease expires at the end of June and report to new location in July.When directed detach in July 20Report not later than Aug. 14

Purchase price: $520,000 Cash invested: $100,000 My wife and I bought a single family home with a detached garage.

At that rate, it would take me a LONG time to get enough capital pulled together to buy more investments.To over come the capital obstacle, this year I'm working with an investor to complete a few fix-and-flips.

My family has about 20+ acres of rural agricultural land (15 miles away from the city) On the land there is the main house and two detached single family home (2 bed, 1 bath) cottages (both being occupied by family not paying rent).

I hired a home inspector and the report showed a lot of minor stuff, and one not so minor electrical issue which we resolved in the contract.A week after moving in, I saw in the detached garaged the reason the garage door opener was not working.

You say you're making plenty of money, so it sounds like coming up with the larger non-owner occupied downpayment is not a insurmountable obstacle.

Many others ignore or refuse to accept regulations detaching themselves from reality to justify making profits the easy way.

I want to make sure that I am not overlooking a potential obstacle.