I've gotten so many great ideas and a more thorough understanding of the concepts just by listening.

Rents of 0.7% are cash flow negative.

I'm looking at a slight negative cash flow if I rent it out.I'm new to this sort of thing but I really think there's a deal to be had here, it's just not straight forward.

One way to be bankrupt using leverage is by buying the wrong properties or negative cashflow properties and you hope the property will appreciate.Another way that people get into trouble is by buying a turnaround property or repositioning deal.

As you indicated, the power lines are a negative on yours.

The first part of his course covers basic concepts like cash flow, appreciation, value and how to valuate a property.

They understand the concept and most are not doing anything with the properties and are to far to care.

Doing this would turn negative cash flow to positive cash flow of $90 per month.

And those who later desire elected office tend to have motives unrelated to benefiting the taxpayers.I can picture, and am academically sympathetic towards, how this happened in Detroit - but I cannot excuse it.The Concept was superficially sound: We Will Revitalize An Area.

A really bizarre and concerning factor for me was the inability to find anything negative about Fortune Builders online.