It is one with a seller, but I don't want to play twenty questions with my broker, real estate agent etc. 

I'm twenty years old and will be finishing my computer science degree.

I'm looking at 2 properties now, one a large Victorian home which someone bought for way too much money in 2007 thinking the neighborhood would coming roaring back due to outside investment.  

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $2,100,000

Cash invested: $1,550,000

Sale price: $5,350,000

Purchased 1970s apartment complex, consisting...

I started (as many on BP did) in my twenties too. 

Quote from @Jacob Peace: Hey Gina, at my company we work with over twenty different investors, and we offer free refinance for life! 

Start with this app, for example:  http://www.gogoagent.comFrom Dean you can learn how to use internet in your marketing.Learn ten to twenty killer questions and responses to use on Sellers and Buyers. 

I am not saying this is particularly normal, but, well, over the years I have developed an extraordinary loathing for paying mortgages, rents, HOA fees, utilities, building insurance premiums, and of course property taxes.Born freeAs free as the wind blowsAs free as the grass growsBorn free to follow your heart...Live freeAnd beauty surrounds youThe world still astounds youEach time you look at a star...Stay freeWhere no walls divide youYou're free as a roaring tide so there's no need to hide...Born freeAnd life is worth livingBut only worth living'Cause you're born free...

Hi @Kar Sun, I’m President for a small twenty unit COA in the northeast and have engaged a long road in pulling it out of near bankruptcy to a sustainable, scalable model of self-management.

College is a scam, and the associated costs are a burden of debt that will take twenty years to get off your back.