Make sure you fully understand how the numbers work and how to apply them to any property.

I am not looking to get rich quick (only hard work and lots of hustle gets you there). 

My wife and I recently moved from CT to MA for my work, and we're currently a single-income house (well, apartment) hold, as my wife is now staying home to care for our new baby.

The Essex County Court House is connected to the Veterans building; the clerk gives you directions to get to the office.Once you reach the cashier’s office give them your remaining paper work and pay your fee.

Tomorrow it's back to my houses with finishing tile work and setting 3 replacement windows.I have fixed and flipped about 5 SFR over the years and am currently rehabbing 2 adjoining properties that I picked up in foreclosure in a large lake area in Oklahoma.My goal at this point is to finalize the construction work and go with a vacation rental model to maximize monthly take.

Due to me having my son, a few months after graduating high school; I had to find a career where I knew I could find work and that would also bring a decent income, into the household.

You take pride in your property, but bad tenants could care less about undoing all your work and trashing your place.

It is possible to substitute your active income with passive income, but it will take a strong knowledge base, with a healthy dose of hard work and also the wave of the market rising.

This depends on what your scope of work and then contract states.

He’ll have three to four projects he needs to work and drive a moving truck he owns to buy supplies for that month.My quick virtual services list:CallRail (and the app)Expensify ( and the app)Pipedrive ( and the app)Upwork ($1.11 per hour workers)HostGator (best customer service)PhonePower (Most bang for my buck)Cozy.co (10 out of 10)Meetup (Ca$$$h buyers)G Suite (Gmail plus everything)