Although I am learning a lot none of these things push me towards results in REI.

I push every dime I can into generating assets that will give me monthly income.  

But a thief's motive is not rooted in a mismanagement.

Though it wasn't argued that work didn't need to be done on the 8 buildings, these are repairs which have been known for as far back as the building of the complex.Against everyone's objection to their proposed repayment plan being unaffordable they pushed through loan.

Every day I try to push myself to new heights.

Acknowledge them, pay your respects, but keeping pushing forward.

At the same time push harder to contest your taxes.

The people who push this seem to ignore the risk of vacancy.

The porch guys push this thru more times than not for us.  

@Donna Ward If you have enough income (W2, 1099 or self employed/business), then you can push through both loans at the same time.For your primary residence, you can use either a 3.5% down FHA loan (you can always put more down) or a conventional loan with as little as 15% down.For an investment property, you can get a conventional loan with 20% down (SFH) or 25% down (multi-unit).If your rental income is disclosed on your tax return, then it can be used as income for your DTI calculation.This is all assuming that you have regular income to support the loan and clear credit.My recommendation would be start working with a mortgage banker who can help you think through your options and tell you what you can qualify for.Upen Patel, Mortgage BankerFederal NMLS# 1374243