Or, you can recognize that the rest of your life starts with this decision and make a mature and sound decision that will set you far ahead of your peers regardless of how it turns out.A college does not make the experience.  

I couldn't imagine doing a flip that worked out to 5 bucks an hour and calling it a success.

Growing up, we had no mature trees in our yard.

As was discussed in, I think it was Gallinelli's CashFlow book, sometimes the ROI begins to drop after 5,7, or 10 years and the best bang for the buck is to sell sooner rather than later.

I could save a few hundred bucks doing it myself but it’s nice to not have to worry about it.

Educate yourself for free before you pay big bucks to decide you can't do REI or that you don't want to do REI.3) Save money. 

Midwest will give you the best bang for your buck - especially buy and holds.

If I'm unable to get the assessment changed, I'm going to have to find some creative ways to put the buck back on the tenants with the next lease. 

Do you really want to be a property manager to make like 50 bucks a month?

With both units rented you’ll have a few hundred bucks in positive cash flow.