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Green is a relative term and doesn't require much to meet those standards.

Some are related and some aren't.  

I'm not an expert in Dodd Frank or the Safe Act, and I'm trying to get up to speak on the possible issues as they relate to residential finance, we don't have these issues in commercial. 

There are a lot of books mentioned on the podcasts that I'd like to read (e.g. Landlording on Auto-Pilot, the E-Myth, etc.), but I have more time available to listen to them versus actually reading them so I've been l...

Jersey is expensive... but it's all relative. 

Before I drive into this aspect, I want to increase my funding by looking for a new job opportunity that will allow me to have another source of income as well as pick up some more relatable knowledge and experience in this field of RE.

If you have a service related disability of 10% or more you will be exempt from the VA funding fee. 

@Joshua D. nailed it in my opinion.Frugality is all relative.

How would you build that into a agreements or is that just the relational aspect and due diligence on the sellers part?