, but the most fun and rewarding. 

I've seen the huge homes in Irvington rent at $1,500/mo as well, but it's always roommate complications and other troubles in those types of homes.Irvington is fun and safe to invest in, but it will not likely bring the fast rewards like the Brookside park area will over the next couple of years, but those 2 years are going to suck.

You will probably find little reward in legal action and most likely incur far more costs than you could ever expect in return. 

It would not be advisable, too many legal issues could come your way, slow down the project, and the risk is not worth the reward for this circumstance.2.

high risk high reward?

This week on the podcast it was mentioned how an investor used his credit card rewards for flights.

Plus, you'll eat healthier.And one young woman I'm mentoring did this and used the extra time she used to shop and cook to make phone calls after she got off work.I think she called from 5pm until 11:30pm Mon-Thurs (She lives in NY and would just start calling other time zones later in the evening) for three weeks.She got nine or ten nibbles the first week, hooked four or five the second week, and reeled in two on the third week.I don't know how much she made exactly but I do know that she charges a minimum $10K fee.

However, once you secure a property that fits your goals, the market will reward you generously.

I know where to get them better price, coupons, rewards discount.

I can see the reward over time, something I couldn’t do at the beginning of my journey.