Hi Mindi, yep that’s the one I am going to. I

After that it is up to your own tolerance level and what the lenders will agree to. I

Through all of the podcast I have been listening to, I figured it would only be right to read "Rich Dad Poor Dad".

To I have any rights by law to remove her?

Also, to make things more confusing, insurers have a base dwelling coverage, and an optional increase (of about 25%) that it can go up to..   I

I understand that asset depletion is one such product (which we are open to). I

My offer - $925-950K  (no realtor involved)Closing in 30-60 daysI get it under contract, put about $30K into it for cosmetic fixes so its rental quality ready, and then assign the contract for $100K to an investor or family willing to put in sweat equity.Do a double closing and pay the sister $500K equity with the proceeds from the end buyer, I take my $100K fee, and sister pays my friend his portion of the $500K equity they agreed to. I

We want to raise capital with passive investors, ones that want to take advantage of the opportunities that NPN's create but are perfectly content and happy to have us do all the work and heavy lifting.Learning the "how to" is only part of the equation.

Perhaps I don't understand capex, but from the podcasts I've listened to I thought it was to represent what is going to need to be replaced within the years column to be prepared for expenses down the road.

William, would you recommend the attorney that you spoke to? I