:violin: My type of music!

We play musical appliances before replacing. 

I'm considering other instruments as well, such as business credit card, line of credit, etc...

George Bailey’s handshake, promise and maybe a few words on a document to be signed by the borrower which meant simply, “I’ll pay you back,” has become a financial instrument, to be traded and hypothecated by faceless financial bureaucrats, each one taking a sliver of profit off the top.Everyone remembers the crash of 2008 and plenty explanations have been posited.

@Latimer Luis most financial planners are going to steer you to mutual funds and other stock and bond instruments that they can earn a commission on or charge you a large asset management fee.Unless you are worth millions and don’t have the time to devote to your own personal finances I think you don’t really need a CFP.

Yes, I am currently enrolled in college here a ton of great music and history. 

And when the music finally stops and the prices on the houses no longer represent the kinds of numbers/deals I need, I can look back and not have any regrets that I missed out on something like this.  

Better to face the music than hope you fly under the radar.

One big difference is the buyer actually takes title from day one with either of our 2 instruments of a seller-financed purchase.  

I would focus on connecting with an investor friendly agent in those areas as they will be instrumental in helping you find the deals.