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Jonathan F. Which debt to pay off first and why?
20 January 2014 | 11 replies
So, it boils down to increasing the income side of your budget in an intelligent and low risk fashion, that you understand and enjoy.
Ben Kirchner Tenant late on payments and has unauthorized pets
17 May 2017 | 7 replies
It has come to my attention that, twice now, you have broken this condition of your tenancy by having a dog on the premise.It is our desire that you and all other tenants enjoy living in your rental unit.
William D. own home, have student loan, med/low income. how buy second home?
5 February 2017 | 5 replies
it takes all my income now to meet monthly demands. my idea is this second, after some improvements which my wife and i have experience and enjoy doing, will be  considerably more valuable, and will, importantly, allow our kids to attend a much better school.as far as paying off student loans, my plan has to be longer range. if teaching in a title one school for 10 years i receive i think 70% relief of these loans -- so that is part of my loan repayment idea. appreciating any input.
Steve Vaughan A conventional mortgage bites the dust!
16 June 2017 | 25 replies
As a newbie about to purchase my first property, it's encouraging to hear several experienced investors discuss the enjoyment of being where I want to end up.
Lisa Sanders Wondering About "REIA of Washington"
24 October 2017 | 16 replies
I joined this year and have been to three REIA WA meetings, and enjoyed them.
Aaron B. Newbie originally from Hershey, Pennslyvania living in Vancouver, BC
30 September 2016 | 6 replies
I throughly enjoy reading all the BP blogs, threads, and listening to the podcasts.  
Dan Corbiani Second position mortgage notes
2 March 2023 | 21 replies
There are a few notes we are looking at that don't come with credit reports and I really enjoy seeing how they are doing on the rest of their credit. 
Michael Baradell To rent or to sell??
9 April 2014 | 4 replies
If you can then sell and move on to better things, otherwise hold and enjoy the modest cash-flow.
Nick Kraska New to this: Short term rental, but my own frequent use
15 March 2018 | 5 replies
We purchased our first vacation rental cabin in the smoky mountains (Gatlinburg Pigeon Forge) with the idea that we would use it and enjoy it quite often.
Mindy Jensen From $0 Net Worth to $1 Million in Financing in 2-1/2 years
27 March 2017 | 52 replies
We know there is a way to find money for some investing, remember guys, Cash is the king, with cash on hands you can close better deals or get better finance.Saving always do good, now other has better ways to save and others they enjoy a lot to save, really enjoy and the result is good.I like that article