Besides a little sprint, this dog is a pure couch potato.

The best advice I can give you is to study up as much as possible and don't make an investment purely because you want to be an investor.

I understand that my question purely says cash flow but I am also interested in pushing out my time frame if I could get cash flow along with appreciation.

That's what I've mentioned before, people sharing docs and finding trouble.IMO, that's pure BS, you're asking for someone to admit to a mental issue and it be confirmed, when you are not allowed to ask them medical questions as to why they have the animal......All you can do is ask for a copy of a doctor's scrpt, you cannot question the doctor's opinion or their knowledge or suggest they are not competent by requiring any medical specialty.

Any deals after that are almost pure profit.John Corey

From a purely financial/mathematical point of view, you should invest in real estate rather than pay off debt if the return on your investment is higher than the interest rate on your debt.

The key is just to get started.Our model is buy and hold real estate through pure rentals, personals turned rentals all being class A properties so smaller margin but lower expenses.

Our model is buy and hold real estate through pure rentals, personals turned rentals all being class A properties so smaller margin but lower expenses.

In much the same way that the SEC regulates "insider trading", a bank releasing non performing assets in one-off's through some secret software controlled by someone named Zack is pure folly.

If you are paying the same or close to it in rent now then really all you would be doing is trading a rental property for one you live in that has growth potential.As a pure investment no it's not the best but if you are paying rent now anyways close to that at least you would be growing equity with pay down and have some tax benefits.Having 50k for an inheritance is huge and you might want to hold onto that for growing your business.