I would run a random number generator once and play those numbers for ever.

I feel like it is still a great way for me to learn about the REI business and generate a little revenue to use for future business.

I've also heard (and it makes sense) that you should complete the Exterior first to gain the curb appeal to generate early interest.Well...I have a craftsman style house and the top half of the house is aluminum siding.

I have educational experience in real estate from reading and attending forums, to dedication to growing wealth for generations to come.As a child I have always been amazed at various structures. houses and commercial buildings, and today starts a new journey.

Check out prepaid legal to get part of your group together at least you can find a competent real estate attorney to look over your contracts,etc.Then you might want to form an LLC and purchase a small established business perhaps an Internet (one that does not require daily hands on management) for under $200,000 that generates income) We found a couple for our clients one costs $179,000 but generated $120,000 per year in adjusted gross income.Then purchase your 2nd and third home and you will be set money wise and able to meet your obligations easily.You have a plan and that is wonderful.

They do, however, have to register in each state, so that the state can get its grubby little hands on the tax revenues for business generated within its borders.To transfer properties to your LLC, you simply "sell' the properties to the LLC.

Just one generation ago, it was possible to start and end your career with the same company.

Anyhoo, I have kilzed the entire house twice (with shellac based B-I-N primer and run an ozone generator for a few days (although it is not a big one),  removed baseboard and some drywall, cleaned, cleaned, cleaned, used a commercial product that is used for crime scenes, and the smell is as bad as ever. 

. - I would keep the truck until you start generating some income.

I even have a small business that's generating like an extra $300 a month on the side, nothing big at all but its a nice experience being your own boss.