The type of house he wants to buy is like this:~200kLocated in a good neighborhood, desirable part of the city.3 BR / 2 bath, solidly average middle-class home (no fancy counter tops, trim, etc.)Rents of ~1,400/mo + utilI, on the other hand, tend to prefer something more like this:~100-130kLocated in more blue-collar neighborhoods.

the key is at Langer we had deal flow .. you got a payoff there was something to go into literally next day.Our routine was to look at loans in the field in the morning then Jack would work the phone in the afternoon replacing payoffs.. when you got to his level it was a simple how you doing I have a Caster loan for you.. hows the kids and what not Boom done.. it was quite the education for me..

Instead of saving for a future, a lot of the younger generation would rather boast their Benz, nights out at the club, and fancy meals on social media. 

@Joe Villeneuve I’m going through everyday with the same blank minded routine, there’s no passion for what I’m doing in school but I notice everyday everyone else is doing the same thing, I want to break the cycle there is so much more to life then falling in this trap of college I feel like.

But as someone who started out with negative 80k in net worth and now has an excess of 4mil its NOT easy and there is NOTHING glamorous about cleaning / fixing toilet's, paying bills for repair costs because a tenant destroyed a property, or dealing with a bad tenant or HOA, going to work for 8-10 hours at your day job and then going back to work again for another 6-10 hours on your RE, giving up vacation, fancy cars or clothes or dinner, Being covered in paint and drywall dust after working 16-20 hours knowing your just going to do the same thing tomorrow and next day and the day after that.

I'm assuming I don't want to buy the top of the line equipment so that the place won't be too fancy?

The Net Sale Price is computed by taking the Gross Sale Price of $230,000 and subtracting routine selling expenses such as real estate agent's commission, title fees, escrow closing fees or attorney closing fees, recording fees, documentary transfer taxes, 1031 Exchange fees, etc.

I guess the SS front is more important than it being fancy/huge!

That's the important part, not a fancy spreadsheet. 

It interrupts my routines and I can't walk through the house nekkid if I want.