Cuong Le, yes I have seen the properties rented via MLS and they can generate a report of asking rent and actual rent.

The house will most likely rent for 800-850 taking insurance the loan i took and taxes i will only generate about 250$ monthly.

I would probably pay off what loans I had and maybe pay cash for a couple more to generate some more income if you have the time or money to fix it up for cheap.

Mid size institutions can probably take in one more employee in the compliance section without much fanfare, that expense and reports generated being eaten up by higher production levels.

Fortunately for you, you live in a beautiful part of the country, but one of the most difficult local markets to generate a good return and cash-flow from any "investment" here.

REI is one of the top time-honored ways of generating lasting wealth.

Ideally, over time, I'd like to purchase enough properties to generate a reliable income as well as secure some retirement/vacation home $$$.Looking for tips and tricks here, friends.

You can then compare the profit/loss of each with the amount of work it would take to generate that amount of profit/loss, and hopefully that will give you an idea of the best strategy.Does that make sense?

Another aspect, the system is being built control the origination, processing and servicing of billions in notes, while seller financing is from owner's equity (almost like getting money from the Treasury for almost nothing) loan fees will be generated off of money not held or on deposit by these lending service entities.

An attitude like that does tend to limit ones income generation ability because like it or not, employers are looking for conformity when hiring someone to represent their company.