But sooner or later you run out of money.

Anything could happen with that developer in that time.Put in a "right to continue marketing" kick out clause where you can hold the developer to the option price but if something better comes along sooner or when year 4 hits they have to match or you can sell to someone else.

If you are digging a ditch, would you agree the employer prefers an efficient employee who has pride in the work done over the employee who just marginally gets it done sooner or later?

I am new to real estate but have always been interested in it. I am wanting to invest into either a rental property or a flip for some extra capital, the only problem is that I am going to college full time and workin...

First i made the leap into business for myself (only regret is i should have done it sooner as my hobby business trippled within 6 months of me leaving since i dedicated more time to it), due to being my own boss in my own business I was able to have flexible hours that enabled me to also research real estate.

How to cash out sooner, pretty much the same principle although I think 10 years @ 6% is pretty good and I'd take that and sit on it personally. 45k doesn't seem like a lot of money to raise for this deal if you ask me.

If that proves futile, just bow out gracefully losing only your earnest money.The sooner you handle this the sooner the seller can begin their attempts to sell again.

How do you get the pit bull out much sooner?

Sooner or later I will run out of cash.

@James: BOOMER SOONER!