Coming out of pocket a few bucks each month isn’t a big deal to have a place to live, especially when some of that doesn’t come out of your pocket.

Probably a lot, but the odds are not in your favor.The adult brain doesn’t reach maturity until about age 26 or so, especially the part that manages risk taking behaviors.One of my mentors told me this: “Real estate won’t make you rich overnight, but it will make you rich over time.”

You need to grind out some jobs on the side of being a student and get a few bucks together.

Why jeopardize your legal well-being over a few bucks?

If your time is worth 300 bucks an hour or lessThe days of being hands on with labor items are past me.

One of my tenants overpaid their rent (by 14%, not just a few bucks). 

When I buy a MHP the first thing I do is any park owned homes are either given to the tenant for a few hundred bucks or sold on contract.. 

If you can only get another $50.00 bucks, how is that a value add?

I get that you could have capitalized on another deal, with a bigger bang for your buck, but don't take away from what you've accomplished thus far.

A few arborvitae shrubs and new gutters is not going to make your neighborhood go from a d class to a b class and new flooring or fancy sink isn’t going to make a negative cash flowing house put 400 bucks a month in your back pocket all of a sudden .