Add 10% to costs for misc items to come up.

@Benjamin M Racicot always have an item of value to give out (with your information on it), but do not ask if they’d like to receive it.

If the defendant replies to the UD, then it's probably wise to hire an attorney to carry it forward. 

This doesn’t occur often, but the deal is so good, just a few of these in the course of your real estate investing career will turbo charge your pathway to large net worth.Since examples can provide clarity, I’ll provide two examplesA number of years ago (7 years) I was approached about purchasing a note from a property owner who sold his retail center and carried back a $500k note, current principal $476,000.  

But you can give a "gift" like a gift basket, local specialty item, etc.

Many people buying items online, especially clothes, very much appreciate the ability to have a store nearby to seamlessly do returns at.

I would bring this up as the first item to lenders to see if they can do your loan.

On standard for 401, there is a section instructing the owner to carry general liability insurance in the amount of $XXX,XXX, but it does instruct them to consult their insurance carrier. 

Why not simply find a seller that will sell their property at 70% and forget a 30% carry back?

Additionally, you’ll build equity and can leverage that for future investments.Flipping: On the other hand, flipping can provide quicker returns, but it’s generally more hands-on and carries more risk, especially in uncertain markets.