Ideally, it will not only pay expenses, but produce cashflow for additional income (if you dont buy right, then you might never be able to produce positive cashflow so analyze each property carefully).

Okay, I am hoping one or two of you may have found yourselves in my position at one time in the past and may be able to offer some direction/ advise.A little background...

It's the biggest hurdle to happiness, positive relationships, health and anything else that we will consider successful.

If you didn't have those, you would have positive cashflow.

There is a strong body of research from the metaphysical field that posits, what we think about expands.

About 50% of the reviews were positive, and reported that this loan mod company helped them modify their mortgages and get into a better place.

:http://commercial.realtor.com/ , http://www.cimls.com/This is realtor.com I'd think they'd be in great position to do this right, but when I search for sale in the zip code I'm sitting in, they show 1 property, while Loopnet shows 26.And for lease...Realtor.com for lease = 1Loopnet for lease = 63 properties

Your lender will be in the best position to help you qualify for them.From there you just need to find a property that you can maintain, afford and that provides a suitable cash flow.

I am assuming that since you know the neighborhood and the typical rental rates and typical rehab costs, you are in a good position to see how the property will cash flow even before an inspection.

Instead, they prepare you only to get your first job and impart a general "employee" mentality, a perception that life is really only about a series of escalating job positions and promotions.