We did this while living off less than your excess income.Once we maxed out loans (Some married people get 10 each, but then again, I had no income.)

I'd second the 'meet with a commercial lender' and 'driving for dollars, knocking on doors and direct marketing comments'.A couple additional thoughts.First, even though I appreciate the ambition , there is also nothing wrong with going slow.

@Whitney Breedlove Wow, well like I said I am completely new to everything real estate and I took the taxes from a couple different people and sort of just averaged it out to that number.

I can connect you with a couple of wholesalers as well, but those deals aren't very laser focused on any specific buying profile... so it could take a very  long time to find the needle in the haystack with wholesalers. 

I have a couple in Manchester I can heartily recommend if you like.

If you buy a home generally it will be automatIcally insured up to a couple weeks till the details get sorted out atleast that’s how it is for Erie insurance in my area .

Since then, I have had a couple life changes (grown daughter moved out and broke off my relationship). 

There's a couple of routes, but make sure you really are dealing with the "heir"

I found that based on that amount, I needed to kick in a couple hundred more dollars.

I'm preparing to make a couple of these investments in the next 6 months and trying to start by planning my financial life accordingly.