Quote from @Melanie Baldridge: It's really simple: increase earnings, reduce expenses, save, invest, and wait. 

Are you giving them the promise to use them in future deals where they will earn 3%?

Hope you’re having a career with full of growth!  

I’d like to clarify a few points to ensure everything is transparent and clear.We have nearly countless successful members, some who even earn over six figures per month using the same system you referenced.

I believe most who sign up for these programs are too naive to know what's happening but if you are someone who does and still believe this is the best path forward I question whether you possess the moral compass or responsibility to care for someone else's hard earned money. 

Compounding interest will far out earn for you what you could be saving by paying off your mortgage quickly.

I see this a lot, and I think there's been so many bad projection tools on the market that the "what did this house earn" is a valid question.For investment properties there is a true number and buyers want to know how that compares to the projections. 

Hi Tyler,Since you have rental properties, it’s crucial to get excellent advice from your CPA, who can help you minimize your tax liability and save more of your hard-earned money.

Hi All,I have just started  a career transition and excited to be getting into the real estate industry.

I buy rental properties because I love the process and the hours I put in do not adversely affect my W2 career/time with my family which I enjoy even more.Find your WHY and then get that first deal done.