I don't know if it is legal to do, but if it is then it's a smart way to finance closing costs instead of fronting the cash.

@Allan C. looking at the data is always a smart idea. 

Now, I'm not saying this is smart by any means, but since the market has shifted to a wholesaler's market then it would be in your best interest to either increase your offer amount so you lock down more deals or significantly increase assignment fee for higher spreads.

A smart investor will finance at current market and benefit from the difference.

Listen, simply put, if you are at least kind of smart and hardworking, you will be able to succeed.

That's smart.

Learn about investing and keep moving up at your 9-5.I totally agree but I was speaking in the sense of not being chained down forever, I understand it is smart to stick with the W2 and that things take time.

Guests have been good about obeying the smoking outside rule.The other feature I like a lot is it will track how many smart devices are in the building based on the number of sync signals it detects.

You see LPs exiting syndication is very uncommon because they typically invest with the understanding that their capital is committed for the entire duration of the investment period, which is mostly outlined in the offering documents at least all smart sponsors do that.

super smart we did this in columbus for a client on the entitlement process and helped split a lot with a shared driveway agreement and the house he bought was 300k and the one next door sold for 750k it was a really high end area