Once I get my degree I will go into my field, but I would like to work in real estate part time, then eventually make it my permanent job.

Not only to cover medical costs directly related, but to pay temp disability payments while unable to work, cover future medical needs that might arise as a result of the injury (or they sometimes will settle for a lump sum medical payment if you sign off future medical claims for that injury)....they'll also assess whether you were to some degree permanently disabled/unable to return to the same line of work, and help with training for a new line of work if necessary.

A short term facility that lets you get the project to a stable state where permanent financing is possible.You are getting it for 20 cents on the dollar because it is not worth a dollar.

The repairs won't be considered unless they are structural, or permanent improvements.

I emailed my contacts at Google yesterday with some screenshots, asking for a solution to get a permanent block from these guys.

Consequently, some argue that because mobile homes are classified as personal property, the 5-year depreciation schedule is defendable for homes not permanently affixed to the ground.

Not saying you won't eventually find a rent-ready house at a nice discount to market, because eventually you will, but it'll be a more difficult hunt.Obviously, some investors who don't have cash will use hard money to purchase and rehab that distressed property, then refinance it to a permanent loan in 4-6 mths.

This would permanently solve my living situation problem with the hope of living for free.

Make sure the price isn't totally out of line for the area as you will probably never be able to make up that permanent loss of capital.

If everything goes well, we might continue the arrangement so I'm thinking a JV is the way to go on this first property instead of something more permanent like a LLC.