(we don't drink) Cheese?

Well, for a pure flip (short term) if we only paid 25% tax (without the self employment tax) that would be a bargain!  

I would like to work out once or twice a week and I’d like to have the body of a cross fit trainer, however, if I don’t put in the work I won’t likely get the same results.Now there are hybrid ways of investing that give you much better returns than purely passive.

There is no drinking the Kool Aid on this one because appraisers tends to do a very in depth job on a commercial appraisal to understand, not only the produce but the surrounding market as well. 

I wonder if a potential tenant would prefer the central A/C purely for cosmetic reasons? 

But look at this purely as a financial action -- would you spend more money to gain no return?

Perhaps this will be an unpopular opinion…..I would either: think of this purely from an investment lens, in which case owning cross country is fine….OrTreat this as a vacation/investment, and make it driving distance.My worry is that you’ll buy a place in say FL, you’ll fly there twice/year.

"They perish because of lack of knowledge, because they reject knowledge"You can only lead the horse to water, but you can't make them drink it.You cared enough to further your education and learn how.

It is pure logic.It doesn't matter of you are 20 or 44.

I was purely making a statement as to sometimes paying too little can be for a reason.