My landlord owned 4 very large houses in the city, in a rectangle, I suppose.

I got to 25 houses, quit my job and discovered the money wasnt going into my real bank account like it was supposed yo on paper.

I trusted someone and switched my HML to a supposed PML that was going to finance $30K more for a point less and 1.5% less than what I had locked down.

I have some people coming from Lowe's to deliver a refrigerator and I'm not sure if I'm supposed to tip.

Make everyone put in an equal share.Make sure everyone pays what they're supposed to pay, and not a penny more, and not a penny less (GE).Get rid of entitlement programs, domestically and internationally.

Plus, I suppose sales bother some more than others.Steve Love’s club is very sales oriented yet is free to attend and he occasionally gets some great speakers.

Hammond took the money and left, and the tenant never heard from him afterward.It was only later that the tenant learned that the home being "rented" had been foreclosed on and wasn't supposed to be occupied to begin with.Police say Hammond committed a similar deception on Feb. 8, when he took a total of $1,110 in so-called "rent" from two victims who thought they were renting a home in the 5300 block of Rollingwood Trail, near Newcut Rd.That was also a foreclosed home -- and the "tenants" were unable to find Hammond to get their money back.Hammond was arrested yesterday afternoon and charged with one count of burglary and three counts of theft by deception."

And even at that, in the second video which was supposed to be about origination, they only pointed to another $950 course to sum it up and fill in the holes.

With 2% rule, max price = ( (50 times total monthly rent) - cost of repairs)It looks like they are asking more than that ...There are supposed to be 8 units, but I only see rent figures for 6 ...50% rule of thumb says that expenses can be expected to be around 50% of rents; the expenses are given as $16,734, which looks to be somewhere around 1/3 of rents.

I suppose this is a viable strategy now, but you'll need to look harder for longer term money... especially at about year 5.