By the way as of 2005 Montgomery county does have draft beer and sundays is just as a good a day to drink beer now as any other day.

Buying pure options is usually done when the investor can't afford to close if their buyer falls through.

No issue with title, insurance etc… purely not investor friendly lender.

Not one that is going to be selling you investments, just a pure planner.

Until then all numbers are purely imaginary.Investors that do not include maintenance and cap expenses on a ongoing bases are only deluding themselves and should not be holding a property beyond 5 years.The biggest joke of all is the investor that made $400/door one year and $200 the next (or vice versa) on the same unit.

Neither is a purely yes or no question.

Haverhill had some good pure rental opportunities.

The moral of the story may also be, "you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make them drink it". 

There is way more knowledge to absorb than you can take in in a 2.5 day “coaching” program… it’s like drinking from a fire hose.

That being said we also buy pure rentals.Your primary mortgage is actually great you have $500 to "spare".