Essentially I told them I wouldn't song any finance paperwork until it was rectified.

@Cathy Song wow nice thanks for sharing!

If the numbers already have a built-in fudge factor to account for going over budget or extra surprises, then I see no issue with the cash/credit line balances.

Creative financing is a curious termYou can be a real estate operator instead of an investor and make money with very little capitalWhen I present to the seller that has very little equity like 95% loan to value, they are stuck, and they need some helpIt is up to the real estate operator to show how song on charms will help preserve the little equity dollars instead of selling cash with an agentSubject to and wraps have their place when buying on terms if you buy on sub 2 and a note you can structure the note in such a way that is in your favor, such as a moratorium or interest-only payments etc.Sometimes you don't want to but you just want to get the cash flow and do a master lease or a master lease option in case of multifamilyYou going to need some money to have a real estate operations so think about recruiting some capital.

Forgoing preventative health care and ending up in emergency rooms/urgent care clinics when facing an acute health problem.6.

I define it as "am I getting more at the end of this and, if yes, what am I willing to forgo to get that higher profit number?" 

You are asking a lot of beginner questions, which is good, but there is just way to much to go wrong in your diligence process if you don't know what to look for.  Go

lolI'm going to sing a different song here. 

Every time I see Kokomo, I think of that Beach Boys song.

Thanks Steve, so you are saying that many people have the need to feel connected to the house they are buying, and therefore they would forgo investing in some far out place despite higher returns on their money in those places.If so, what do you think about this, would a potential investor be attracted to a home due to its appearance aside from the ROI?