If they are broke then I think that they would be very interested in taking your offer, if they had a place to go.

I believe in taking action and taking action can be getting your financial foundation set from the beginning like you mentioned or by actively searching for deals or creative financing options. 

Which is why there is no shame in taking it over and monetizing it accordingly. 

I believe in taking ownership so it comes down to the fact that I probably should have been even harder on the lender and/or withdrew from the deal by the deadline.

@Hoseah Njuguna Hi Hoseah, I’m interested in taking a loan out on my TSP account to purchase my first rental.

TSP = Tri-sodium Phosphate, sold at Home depot.Is that a German Shepard or a Belgian Malinois in your profile?

I tell him every day that there is no shame in taking an easier class and no shame if he decides to pack his personal items and come home and work in our real estate business, or get another job.My point is; there are many reasons a child may not want to continue to stay at a college and maybe if you purchase a property near your child's college that action may put pressure on your child to stick with something he (or she) does not want to continue with and then if your child quits at the college you own property you wish you had never purchased.I am not going to lie.

Before I give my 2 cents, I would like you to know I am pretty new at this real estate game so take my advice with that sodium stuff.

He brought in take out, took the red sauce from his take out and poured it all over the stove, he then took more sauce (maybe his food plate?)

Anyone interested in taking a look at the analysis and commenting before I dive in?