One thing we've learned is that patience is key, so that won't be forgotten moving ahead.  

You have to plan farther ahead.8.

CIT is a little higher rate, but I picked Discover because of the sign up bonus and I already work with them.Thanks, I went ahead with Discover as well for the same reasons. 

You go ahead and tell young boys not to make noise . 

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-07-17/trouble-ahead-housing-market

A little easier if the occupant is the previous owner being foreclosed on, but still a head ache.Not that these can't turn out to be great deals, but it is just something to keep in mind especially if you are just getting started.

Looking at the cost savings with higher deductible, over time we will come out way ahead. 

I've been searching for my first flip (have made offers on 2, currently in negotiations with my 3rd, fingers crossed) and I get a lot of push back from her -- like, she'll say, "I really don't think they will accept that offer" (and then they do after I ask that she go ahead and put the offer in) or, "they're probably not going to accept those terms" (and then they do or they negotiate more agreeable terms...)

Anytime you can buy income property for your first purchase, you are coming out way ahead in the long run.

I know it's not a necessity to be a real estate agent in order to invest but I was wondering if it would be worth my time and effort to go ahead go for it.