@Amanda Young great job once you get your first it becomes addictive make sure you are putting some of those earnings away for incidentals and repairs.

After you pay the going prices as an earned amount, the remainder is still there to split anyway.

I will make these houses look great with my hard work instead of my hard earned money.

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This is also the type of insurance that once enough equity is earned or paid down can be removed.

If you consider yourself a real estate professional for your rentals, that income is no longer passive and will now be considered earned income.

This will give you the opportunity to learn while you earn.

For me, at this point in my life, it is more important that I work, learn and grow in real estate then spend my time earning a degree that I won't be putting to use anyway.With all that being said, if I could back in time, I would not have re-enlisted.

In your example, you would have to purchase the property at $48.2k, and you would earn $12k more than what you computed, or something closer to $14k.