We take it a step further and even attach the owners email and cell phone number.

It’s so much information that is out here to aid you.

You will get tax benefits, you will collect equity over time, and you will learn the basics of a real estate transaction during the purchase.Don't drown in the BP kool aid and think that you HAVE to househack, or HAVE to have a duplex or fourplex with no money down, and 50% of the market rate for it to be an investment.

BP has some great podcast, forums, and information that will help aid you in your journey.

The middle class is also riddled with huge student loans-- they were too "rich" to qualify for financial aid, but too "poor" to afford college in cash.

Doing something that is comfortable to you is what will help aid in your long-term success. 

we are talking about folks who will drag stuff accross the floor. kids. on kool aid. no joke. if you havent seen a kid hyped on kool aid then you just wont understand.I would like it to be a higher end property but it is just not that type of neighborhood.I was thinking that tiling would be the most durable and at the same time cost efficient as a DIY project. the floors stand up to water traffic, dirt dragging. periodic sealing is all that is needed to keep it water proof.I am not sold on the tiling and I am certainly not looking forward to the labor involved in laying out a floor.not to mention.

Dont hide behind your cell phone don't leave the stupid for faster response text me.

It is harder to do the above when you are trying to buy a D class rental with the aid of section 8, you just set yourself up for failure. 

For newbies in general, having that visual aide quite often clears everything up.