How does the price of a house prove to serve as a measure of a person's financial savvy? 

You need to establish a clear goal and then measure every thing you do by whether it gets you closer (to that goal) or further (from that goal).

You are aiming for a $300 monthly cash-flow spread if possible between your incoming payment, less lot rent and any other debt service.

It is strange how we make our way through life, wether coincidence or by unfortunate measures.

Everyone will have the own individual measure for risk that will determine their speed of growth, but at the end of the day, the more profitable places you can gather, the less risk you will have at the end of the day.

This will help IF you visualize:Goals are numerical and measurable Objectives are targets that you direct your actions towards.

If you're aiming mid-level or higher, it may be worth sacrificing some of that for more eye-appeal (such as using tile instead of tub surrounds, or refinishing floors if you happen to have wood under those carpets).

Many would ask if I could give them a quote then, as I mentioned I said no, that I didn't have my rating information and would need to measure the outside of the house, so just making appointments.

We aim to be friendly (approachable) and still maintain professional boundaries.

Regardless of whether or not I accomplish that goal, my aim is to THROW MYSELF IN.