That's specifically within Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land metropolitan area and Harris County.

I'm also not too far from you, in sugar land actually.

If you are using the infinite banking concept for regular consumption purchase, you need a policy with steady return as you can not absorb the volatility, so a Whole Life is much more suited for that than an IUL.

“Cleveland is the #1 city where people put sugar and golden raisins their grits.

The way market is I'm not going to sugar coat, it's very hard to find a good properties for buyers.

Is the return less than a BRRRR or duplex flip, possibly but if i calculate the time consumption on the C class BRRRR I could afford for 200k, versus a B+ apartment complex with partners, I will choose the latter at this point.

It is hard to really tell my costs because I have done some water saving things around the complex and after putting in the laundry the consumption has gone down....

If not, then you would be adding a lot of money to the economy and that money would be spent and cycled through and the impact and potential multiplier effect could potentially be large as we are a consumer consumption-based economy (70 cents of every dollar is consumer spending oriented).

Whenever I post on BP (or anywhere) for that matter, I never go around expecting people to sugar coat answers to me.

I also dont want to pay their oil heat for them in full as they seem to like keeping the house very warm (based on their oil consumption patterns last year).