My income jumped quite a bit after reading this book and I have reread it several times.

@Brandon Turner I have already read and reread the UBG, awesome book.

Re-reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and The Millionaire Next DoorNext up:E-MythThink and Grow RichAbout 20 Louis L'Amour books intermingled

To plagiarize Kiosaki there are three groups of people:Those that make a living by acquiring assets that create value (Investors).Those that make a living by creating value with their time (employees/self employed).Those that sponge off the first two groups through compulsary taxation and redistribution.If you re-read that list of 20 things the "rich" do every day through this prism it will make more sense.

No that was directed at the OP, please reread his post to understand my quip in context

Martha's comment about me sounding rough made me re-read my comment.For the record, I don't sugar-coat things.

That said, you can use a Letter of Intent, followed by an Offer to Purchase/Purchase Agreement, but I would re-read the above paragraph and stick with the contract with which most folks are familiar. 4.

I got a little lost in what you were asking, but after rereading I think I understand.

Marie, I didn't go back and reread the entire thread but from what I remember, there actually were deeper issues in this paperwork.

I just re-read @Karen Margrave 's post, and I think in retrospect she was asking me to talk about different ways to lend, as opposed to different ways to supply funds with a particular investor.