Discuss who makes repairs during option period- typically buyer.It works if the buyer can legitimately qualify- dont take someones deposit if they think they can qualify in a year... but you know they wont be able to. 

It’s pretty simple, if you can make a legitimate claim that it’s your primary residence there’s not reason cmhc won’t insure the loan.I’m pretty shocked a mortgage broker would give that point of view, it’s flat out wrong.

Scammers are getting very good at hacking emails and sending convincing emails that look legitimate and have accurate information regarding the borrower and loan number. 

Try to build in some sort of checks and balances that enable you to lead with trust but also have a way to verify.

. - Get a 4-year colleague degree, it’s a check mark that wIll enable you to get a decent job that will allow you to save $$$ for REI, learn transferable business skills in the “real world”, and W-2 Income to get financIng. - Figure out how to House lack during colleague to start you REI dreams, duplex or SFH doesn’t matter just do it (wish I had this advise when I came out of high school...or before having kids and “standards” LOL). - Live on 30-50% of your income and invest the rest.

You cannot find a legitimate, licensed general contracting company like ours that has pricing that isn't right in line with our pricing.

Legitimate estimates for legitimate damages, absolutely! 

The Property Assessor's office is nearly always the legitimate source of information for identifying all characteristics, especially bed and bath count of a respective property. 

He's not one to call me with any issues unless they are legitimate so I'm rarely there. 

He said it wasn't possible since the loan had to be related to a legitimate business and had to be used for things such as purchasing inventory, equipment, buildings (not rentals), etc.