With the right contract, you can get your education paid for (or, if you don't use the benefit, you can pass it to your spouse or kids even if you don't have them yet).

I found a property while driving for dollars, I’m in Northeastern FL. Property is in terrible disarray. Skip traces the owner he has been dead for 2 years. Contacted his children, they want nothing to do with property...

Not kidding :) But my jokes aren’t as good as uncle Paul.

We have the means and the time, no kids to distract us either. it’s just that first step.

@Marshall Mitchell,No kidding!

He can’t hack with me because he lives in another state, wife and kids, and works about 60-70 hours a week.

Then you will have your first property.This last year I created an LLC with each of my oldest three kids and we bought a property in each of the LLC’s.

And I do keep title of my properties in a few Trusts, but I am in control of all of them and my kids are the beneficiaries. 

Sorry guys, Last inquiry on this topic:I just pulled the exact numbers from my statement:Principal $349.54Interest $573.13Tax and Insurance $598.38HOA $260TOTAL PER MONTH: $1,781.05Rent: $1645 (agreed to a small rent raise)Negative cash flow: $-136.05So I don't have a problem keeping this long term in the hopes that....once paid off...I create an income stream for me in retirement but more importantly...one of my kids or even my wife....

Yes, me..... not kidding, I've been playing cashflow 101 for over 10 years and using creative financing tactics and contracts and negociations for the game.... training for deals like this using a game is awesome!