I came to the conclusion that real estate investing was how I wanted to be affiliated with the real estate industry, thus labeling myself a real estate investor. 2 years went by and I didn't invest in anything!

Its still alot of work to get to a conclusion that is much more uncertain than using tranactional funding and keeping it two entirely separate transactons as apparently used to be the case.

So if you have the opportunity down the road to borrow more money at 4.5% to 5.5% or whatever rate and you're making 10% off that money then it's UOPM all day ( use other people’s money to make money ) In conclusion I don't know what your loan amount so I don't have the exact figures but most of the time I like to put my clients at par or even pay for their closing costs with a higher rate.

I am familiar with Naperville IL and I like what I saw.My conclusion: the borrower's background, experience and capability to pay all pan out...and the deal is a good one.

My money is my cash and I can invest it based on my opinion and my beliefs.Investors are free to draw their own conclusions with their money as they have to live with the choices made.All the best.Joel 

However, w/ home prices, off season vacancies and the fact that we would probably use it often, we came to the conclusion that it's wouldn't be much of an investment at all and would basically just be another expense.  

So in conclusion- in all aspects of this business we are dealing with people.

I have dived deep into the info provided in BP and other areas including books and have come to a conclusion that in order to reach the goals I have set I will need to venture into apartment rentals.

After reviewing the ordinance and the title policy, their conclusion was as @Wayne Brooks wrote; do the inspection and move on.

s logic but not his conclusion.