Enjoy the ride.

And when you get back from the bank, the supermodels will be sitting by the pool at your new ocean-front mansion, waiting for their turn for a ride in your new yacht!

Underwood bought an e-book from yet another author and teacher by the name of Joe Crump. http://www.realestatemoneymaker.com/Crump, who hails from Indianapolis, teaches a no-money-down technique, but he told me that he does it "legally and ethically."

DOING is what moves you and gives you the experience.you can't learn to ride a bike by reading about it - you have to DO IT.but when people are taking out HELOC's and borrowing 1000's of dollars or "investing" their life savings WITHOUT actually learning about what "investing" is really all about - that's just not a good thing.i agree that what kids do is amazing.

We always seem to have someone willing to do that.I just don't understand how that can continue, but I have certainly enjoyed the ride.

The best you can get is the last ditch "hail mary" argument to try to utilize NV laws should the worst case scenario happen.  

I ride my bike 5-6 days a week and I look at every house I pass, I've already got a few i'm going to target.  

Toad’s Wild Ride”.

Enjoy the ride and thanks for sharing so us newbies can see what it will look like when we're up and running.AdamP

Cash for keys or ride out the lease.