It's like having a roadmap to help you manage your finances.When you create a budget, you decide how much money you'll spend on different things, like food, housing, entertainment, and saving for the future.It's essential to know where your money is going so that you can make sure you have enough for the things you need and want.To create a budget, start by listing all your sources of income, like allowances or money from a part-time job.Then, make a list of your expenses, such as school supplies, snacks, and other things you spend money on.Next, subtract your expenses from your income to see how much money you have left.

He may even be able to eek out a little more rent on the 2/1 units, since they are newly renovated, with popular style/design and depending on the outdoor space and onsite parking available. 

We also entertain wholesale assignments.Continued success.

The area I live (Hot Springs Village) is beautiful BUT if you are a golfer, tennis player or any other outdoor activity be prepared to sit inside for most days...too hot, too wet, too cold. 

I manage a few STRs as well around Indy and you'll most likely have better luck in Broad Ripple due to younger demographics and more entertainment options. 

@Sheryl Gurvey The upshot of the entertaining insults flying around is that if you wish to become a Wholesaler (your Post reads as if you have never done so before), maybe a better approach to this Forum might be to post the actual numbers that make you think that this one might be worth getting on Contract?

We're also very passionate about the outdoors and everything our cabin provides and it's a destination we know well.

I'm looking to add some features to the backyard to make the property more attractive as vacation rental. 1. fire pit2. outdoor sauna3. children's playgroundI'm looking to add all of these things, however what happens if someone slips on the playground?

It makes the house look much larger and (most) people love it3) Master bath - 4) Second and third baths5) Master bedroom6) Living Room7) Outdoors - the front should be inviting at least, but mostly back yard, build a deck, add a kitchen or at least a big-*** BBQ

The whole trip will run you flight/hotel/food/entertainment maybe $3k that you get to expense at the end of the year anyway.I wouldn't play in that zip-code, I would do anything along Livernois North of U of D...Also don't be afraid to look in the North End(woodward between grand blvd and Chicago).