Again, assuming all is apples to apples except the subject house is smaller.

TV infomercials and flip shows are a hit and miss wild gamble.If I may offer a suggestion, if money is that tight, YOU SHOULD NOT BE DOING THIS ON YOUR OWN.

Quality of the singles.Due to these variances, make sure you are comparing apples to apples and not oranges.If you run a search on roofing on this site you should come up with a list a recent discussions on this topic.

 I was working at a packing house when I bought Carlton Sheets' course on late night TV.

Add on electric and cable tv and renter's insurance, not much more.My mortgage is around $1100 a month for my home.

I like Kyte TV.

All it takes is one idiot on the tv telling everyone that they are going to lose all of their cash and *poof* you have a recession.

That said, the "opportunity costs" as it is called of yoru down payment is just a simple way to quickly analize deals by an apples to apples" approach.As somebody above stated, placing 100% down would make every property have cash flow, but what is the cash on cash return?!

Reminds me of a TV episode of Just Shoot Me where two executives bought a racehorse called "Tax Dodge".

That's a question for the talking heads to debate on cable TV shows -- and they will (regardless of whether they have a clue about what's actually happening in the real world.