If the EC and Cleveland merge, it will be a pay day all around.

Selling through a realtor on the MLS for a 1 and done pay day is the LAST thing I'm going to do, and I'm only going to do it as a seller if i need to liquidate for one reason or another. 

In the end the cow is sent to slaughter and the rancher gets a nice pay day that is higher than what he had in the cow.  

So going by this, I suspect that each following round of mailing will result in me getting or getting closer to the lead that will have a payday attached. 

Didn’t put too much in tho so it’s a good one....especially bc I only put down 100k so that makes it a little better payday.  

The only time it's fun is when you have an offer accepted (halfway to payday) and when your broker cuts you a check after closing.However, if investing is truly your heart, it's a great compliment.

It's a lot easier to collect money if you can get it on payday then relying on them to budget enough to have it by the time rent is due. 

Most people will not be solving quadratic equations in their entire adult lives, but will be paying interest at some point....Loan sharks trick people by not having interest annualized. "2% a week" is what they say, and we don't teach this in school, so folks fall for it at the payday loan store, because "2% is a great interest rate." 2% * $10k * 52 / 12 = $866/mo. 

I've got a nice "pay day" coming up this weekend and already have the closing set up for next friday where I get to wave bye bye to all of it...lol For me, anything but positive cashflow just isn't an option for long term survival.Honestly I know of one person who has the financial backing to take 6-10 years of negative cashflow.

I would gladly allow an assigner to make a decent payday at my expense if there was still plenty of equity in the deal for me.