The payment shouldn't increase my debt-to-income ratio much because of my high salary and I am quite frugal in that I save 50%+ of my income and have little other expenses other than rent so from my perspective I'm still safe.Of course, underwriters have different opinions so I don't want to screw my future self by financing an auto to stay liquid only to find out in a few months they would want me to pay it off before getting a mortgage.

@Jorge Perez  Is the property right on the mall (E.

My wife and I recently liquidated our properties in Nashville, TN, to move to Richmond, VA, to be closer to family.

I found out about this site after purchasing Brandon Turner's e-book, "The Book On Investing In Real Estate with No (and low) Money Down". 

Please keep us posted regarding your progress.Sincerely,E.

The Millionaire Real Estate Investor The E-Myth RevisitedThe 10x RuleThe 4-Hour WorkweekGetting Things DoneThe ONE ThingRich Dad’s CASHFLOW QuadrantSo I'm wondering for those of you who have read all (or most) of the book would you recommend a certain order?  

Welcome to BP @Robert E Bogino and good luck on the first deal

It seems it would be rental property and income and expenses claimed onsch E (note I have never encountered this situation, nor did I research tax law to answer, just going on top of the head common sense mixed with other experience).

• What liquid assets do you have (Checking Account, Savings Account, IRA/401k, Life Insurance)• Estimated Credit ScoreCash/Credit/Collateral/Experience will help open doors.

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