I still got beat out some, but it definitely help me to focus by reducing my pool area.

Better sales process will help reduce, and improve results.lastly, general rule of thumb is to stop following up after the house is sold to someone else.

I think interest rates will reduce in the next ~2 years, so I'd buy with a higher rate today expecting to refi and reduce the interest in 12-24 months when I can.

They can teach you how to evaluate a market, how to improve and automate a property, systems to reduce workload, pricing, and more.

All this infinity banking, the death benefit is reduce to pay for the loan, etc. is the distraction.  

They send someone out that notes all the service required (cleaning, holes in wall, broken blinds, bulk disposal, carpet cleaning, landscaping, etc etc) and a price to fix it all.

If you are trying to further decrease your initial cash outlay, you might try to pursue a closing cost credit from the seller as part of your offer where you ask the seller to kick in a certain amount of money at closing to reduce your closing costs and thus some of your initial out of pocket cash spend.

Gives you a good entry into being a landlord and also reduces your living expenses.

If she chooses to retire at 65 and stop being productive, then she should reduce her living expenses accordingly instead of expecting the government or her Landlord to make things easy on her.My mom is 76.

So, 60 payments with an added $43/payment < $2500...which is all the roof would reduce your cumulative CF...not $6500 out of pocket.