Not sure I can sustain on that, but it got me in the game.

I already follow the Rocky Mountain Institute which is a company that promotes sustainability, with a special focus on profitable innovations for energy and resource efficiency... so it seems like your organization is right up my alley!

For the most part, while I know how to replace a roof on my own, someone who does roofing for 50 hours a week, is going to complete the job in a much more efficient manner than I ever could, and this applies to everything if you work with reputable contractors.

If that changes in the future and we a sustained increase and increasing trend in interest rates, we might start to see lenders call these notes due to lend at higher rates.Still pretty short, I think. ;-)

Title insurance insured their title work and the title chain, not the $10K math error or failure to pay off liens in a timely manner.

We just have to be committed in operating and conducting business in an ethical manner and look out for each other.

I always suggest new wholesalers or anyone who is considering it to make sure they have a thorough business plan and enough start-up capital to build a long term sustainable business.

Let's assume your S-Corp is funding notes & buys rentals etc.The S-Corp has a loss of $10,000 on the year but in Sect 4 of the K-1 all interest income/rents are reported as +ve #'s regardless of the losses sustained in the S-Corp.

Would you use the gift money to pay your debt or would you keep paying the 50 cents per month and use the remainder to create a sustainable income for yourself.

This is a NOO property being purchased as an investment, with neither party having originated loans in this manner before.