It is ideal to understand everywhere you own a home.The $5,000 land and $29,000 mobile home does not sound like that good of a deal either.

Hello Investors,After listening to a real estate podcast on iTunes, I plan on making a squeeze page to start getting into online marketing.

Then in winter Phoenix is ideal, and that's when the snow birds flock in.

lol)Anyways, as far as online courses go, I've personally enjoyed the ones I've purchased and felt I've learned something from them.

Here is a free rehab estimator online...

Filing can be done online in most states.

Aside from rehabbing experience I have some extensive online marketing experience that I would be happy to work out a trade with a knowldgeable and profitable current investor.

My ideal scenario would be that we find a 2 or more acre lot, hubby the 2 kids and I are in the "main" houses and there is a cottage house or some sort of agreeable sized outbuilding where my parents are -- hence, they are close enough where we can help them out but both families have their own space.This more than likely would have to be new construction as I don't know if these types of properties are available around here (at least listed on the MLS).And of course space costs money in real estate.Any suggestions (other than don't do it, ha ha!)

Ideally, you are living a corporate lifestyle, where your company covers the expenses of many things for you like cell phones, gasoline, gym membership, car insurance, business trips & training, office supplies/furniture/equipment, etc.. other business expenses.

So if you thus net 7.5-8% on the property and finance 80% LTV at 4.5%, you should be in good shape, and it looks like an ideal property for an inexperienced self manager.And then factor in the tax benefits of the depreciation, and your true ROI should be well above 20%.