Were in a major election cycle, they won't do what is best for health of the nation, there going to do what's best for there political position first and foremost.

So put capex aside, depending on age/health.

For others, here's the link (if it works and is not blocked):https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/JustinS374 There are 3 other resources I created here as well:1) Financial Health Plan (Word template)2) Net Worth and Monthly Cash Flow Tracking (Excel)3) Buy & Hold Analysis (Excel)Feel free to download any or all of them and use however they help.Happy Investing!

Consider traditional IRA, health savings accounts, SEP IRA, SIMPLE IRA and 401k to lower tax liability if you are not using some of them now. 

I think Dave Ramsey makes some good points, but his show is weighted toward people with healthy incomes and no serious health issues. 

UT with it's Scott Park campus has joined forces with the Medical College of Ohio (UTMC or Health & Science now) under one umbrella.

I've also looked into expanding into Philadelphia proper recently (lots of gentrification going on near Temple) so there are definitely possibilities in SJ and PHL itself.As far as turning around communities go, I'm mostly in this game for the money, but I think there's a lot to be said for my strategy... buy somewhat neglected properties from somewhat neglectful owners, do some rehabilitation and rent increase, treat tenants with respect (but be firm with rules/late fees) and that's sure to do a lot for the general health of a community.

in this country, anyone can sue anyone else for anything...it doesn't mean they'll win, but it's gonna cost you, especially when the tenants qualify for the free legal aid....you wouldn't believe some of the ridiculous law suits or threats of lawsuits i've dealt with this year...insurance is very cheap...i think i pay around 500-600 for a 2 or 3 million umbrella, can't remember right now...that covers all my llc's, and all my rentals....just so you know, you could end up with a perfect tenant, or the tenant from hell....either way, it's best to be prepared bc when you're in the rental business, you will be sued at some point...i think i read somewhere that the number one category that gets sued are landlords and property managers, fyi

Hi everyone,I have over 30 years experience in the home construction field.I have owned and operated a small remodeling business for the past 20 years.I own a home that is completely paid for,no mortgage.Wanting to get in to buying,rehabbing and selling homes,there's some good deals here in my state of South Carolina.My income for 2009 was not very good because of a health problem($10,000 range)had to live off of savings,2010 was a bit better($30,000 range).My health problem is over,and I'm back to work.Do I have a chance in heck to get a home equity loan in today's world to help me get started in real estate investing?

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