I am going to start putting this in action!!

Sometimes I think people post here about how unreasonable the market is because they don't have the funds to invest or are too scared to invest and they use that to justify their inaction. 

Don't go in acting and talking like you are entitled to a loan or that the bank is lucky to have you there.

This is the American Dream in action.....I've had more than one 'business failure' turn out to be a good thing. 

I want to learn ways I can provide value to others but I don't know what issues commercial investors face.Hi Korey, I have been on both ends of the commercial real estate deals, as an investor and as a now inactive commercial broker.

I currently have my agent license on inactive to focus on my other business and investing.

Hey John - Not sure if this tactic translates to RE perfectly, but I work in sales and one of the tactics I've found success in when trying to win someone over is to show them the financial pain of inaction and then visually graph the numbers on a chart/powerpoint/posterboard/etc right next to the outcome that I'm looking for a.k.a. doing business with me. 

If you aren't using the funds, you may be subject to a monthly or yearly inactivity fee during the draw period.Additionally, if you sell your primary home while you still have a HELOC in place, do lenders typically allow you to pay the HELOC at closing, or do they require that to be settled ahead of time (possibly impacting your ability to sell if you don't have the cash to pay off the HELOC amount)?

He pointed out the inherent risks in actively picking stocks, compared them to the returns a REI could feasibly see, and then suggested that indexing is a much better alternative for the majority of people.

Full day class was probably one of the best I’ve seen and great value.Roddy Round Up- https://roddy.com/roddy-event/ Back in action after a few years of hiatus.