Making a career switch while also moving to a new city could mean no income for a while so if I were you, I would make sure that I was 100% debt free (no CC debt, no car payment) and that I had significant reserves in the bank to cover my living expenses for at least 3-6 months. 

As you may know the economy is way way down which means there are super bargain prices on real estate.  

They are placing market values on the home, cars, etc. but she is placing face value on the note. 

They are placing market values on the home, cars, etc. but she is placing face value on the note.

I am extremely interested in the downtown Winter Garden area so I watch it very very closely and I am now working with one investor and one family wanting to purchase in the area.I have been listening to the BP podcast in the car for a few months now (just about all I listen to) so I feel like I have picked up a good bit of knowledge from it but it's nothing compared from the knowledge you gain doing a deal.  

Before the pizza business I owned and operated a disc jockey business for 9 years as well as a car customization and maintenance company.  

Price points are a little lower with just as strong economy.

We talked with the owner, did some research, looked up a little about the local economy, and made an offer.

I have a strict budget, no cable, no new car, and I have a side job as a credit repair specialist and make an extra $500 a month.

My Daddy always said it never hurts to try and I just make sure I always keep a pair of sneakers in my car.