My current job is 60+ hours a week plus a newborn baby at home so it’s tough getting the coursework done.

Time of year may be part of it too........the number of applicants who seem to struggle with grade 4 arithmetic is staggering; isn't it?

The guy does not see me as a friend (long story but the house I own was previously his baby mommas house), I don’t know anything else about his personal circumstances, and I don’t know exactly what he would need.

I believe in going out and networking is still the best way to find great deals... but, now I have a newborn baby girl (I am happy about this 😁).

Just had one close wherein he departed a 4/2 for a 2/1 after breaking up with his fiance whom he had previously intended to make babies with.It's a matter of a) it being true and accurate (since the underwriter could ask you to document your claims in some way) and b) quality packaging and presentation on the loan originator's part. 

Baby steps, get a deal that will get your feet wet mold for an extended period of time is tough. 

This has been my observation too. the specific trade contractors were great- competent, finished work on time.

In the last few months we gave birth to our baby girl prematurely.

I have found from a former boss of mine that I would really love to run my own business, specifically property management because I saw him create all of his own problems with his investment properties and his wholesale business, and I knew that I could do it better and without the man baby mannerisms.

I got one unit rented out the first month and the second came quick too. the