Bulk mail and standard mail are the same thing.To use bulk mail, you must have a bulk mail permit that costs about $300 the first year, and less in subsequent years.

Interest is 20% from day one, additional 10% on subsequent years.

But to give you a general answer, it's using "regular" income for down payments and then "reloading" for the subsequent downpayment.

So even if you bought at peak prices today, after the subsequent drop, the next peak should be higher than the previous.

I wonder how many people you "bothered" to get your first and subsequent deals. 

Work only with the principles and those with the actual assignable contracts.Secondly you stated you got a deal from the original and then subsequent 2 other daisy chain  wholesalers therefore you know the original one with the contract.

I am mostly interested in commercial properties, which the lady that I talked to from Fortune Builders subsequent to the seminar was unable to supply much information on.

This link shows you exactly what the funding fee is for first and subsequent VA loan users.

Maybe you should reconsider those loan offers as a stepping stone to more traditional financing on subsequent deals. 

Currently, we use a property manager (and subsequently their merchant bank account) to manage our finances, which gets deposited into our Bank of America account.I'm thinking of setting up a local business checking account, but of course, the major banks that we have out here in California (namely BofA, Chase, etc) have no presence in Pittsburgh.Does anyone have any good recommendations for a local Pittsburgh business checking account?