Me and my wife just had our first baby about 4 months ago, and if I learned anything from growing up, not in a super wealthy home, but a comfortable one, it was that I would have always rather had more quality "dad-time" than money, or toys, a nice house, or whatever else.

I'm asking if law would super cede my policy due to it being a service breed.

I don't want to get  myself in trouble with monthly interest only, or a super long payoff time.The math doesn't lie here, I know what the answer will be, I need a better deal, or more cashflow, but properties that cashflow more than $200 a month simply don't exist (or at least come about often) in my selected area.Is using a HELOC for buy and hold strategy not a good idea?

That's what got me super motivated about getting in this biz.

I like the contingency idea and that's why I was comfortable going with the rule of thumb offer so I can back out if something is not right after seeing their data@Bob Bowling  You are right but I need a starting point to get more information regarding the property.

That is when it is a super buy for an investor that can find these properties.

I  have been super busy and have not been able to get on much!

Also, the time limit can be super stressful (I've done two in the last 14 months and the second one nearly shortened my life span).

These are always super popular and especially right now. 

I'm super, super, picky about the backsplash.