If anything, I'd say simplify a bit.

As a simplified example, if you buy a prpoerty with 20% down, break even on rent and payments, and price increases 20% in a year and you sell (net of sales fees, of course), you have just doubled your money in a year.

Good morning all, I need to simplify my thinking.I have meetings In Dayton in the next few weeks to discuss how I can benefit the immediate community in which have been active.Meetings are to be scheduled with Catholic charities, Several veterans organizations, The state department who places refugees in the area (predominantly from Nepal) and who prefer a pocket in town that is particularly inexpensive) My original plan was to offer housing on a room by room basis That will be fully supported with services including lawn care and maintenance, and all utilities included.

It seems like you understand the basics but it is hard to tell because you have simplified things a lot.

To Simplify such authorizations use a purchase cut off amount for a member to transact business up to a certain dollar amount (like $500.00) without consent of all members.

Well, they managed to simplify this situation for me; I got this email from her this afternoon:My husband is upset with all your research on our backgroud without the trust.

Part of our ongoing plan to simplify and improve BiggerPockets includes putting together a top-notch team of moderators to help manage BP Nation . . . the awesome community we've built here.I'm excited to announce the first of our new batch of moderators, Jon Klaus!

thanks for breaking it down and simplifying, i think sometimes we tend to overcomplicate things and think there must be some kind of secret.

Can anyone simplify this process for a newbie?

That's over simplified, but you get the idea.So, if you're willing to sign up for something like one of those, you could figure out a value, figure out the value of the annuity payments, then set it up legally with a lawyer.