. :)-Manuel

-Manuel

If you have to finance a good chunk of that 185-190k the cash flow gets really tight really fast.I spent many years living in the codos at 2707 Valmont Rd up in Boulder.

I'm wondering how fesible it is to do this part time, while I'm holding down a job, I also spent a few years as a union mason, and know a bit about construction, so I can do most (not all ) of the work.

There are two ways to set them up, either:property1/Interest Expenseproperty2/Interest Expenseproperty3/Interest Expenseproperty1/Repairs....or:Interest Expense Property1 Property2 Property3I set everything up the 2nd way because my accountant wanted totals on how much I spent on Interest Expense versus Repairs for example.

I spent many years as an employee and an employer.

It will also make it considerably more difficult for you to understand exactly how much money you are spending on the property, when it's being spent, and what owning the property is doing to your bottom line cash flows.

Hers was the absolute worst course I've ever purchased, and I've spent thousands on books and courses alone (not counting seminars)... what a complete waste of money.

He spent about 25 mil building it... then went into foreclosure and sold for I think it was around 3.5 mil... then put up for sale for 8 mil but didn't sell.

The money I spent doing the repairs will bot show up in my 50% ratio.