I have a genuine interest in real estate and feel that a career in it could be fulfilling and beneficial in the long run. 

We have orders for over 2,100 meters at the moment so things are bit slower on responses than usual as we are putting all efforts into existing customers and fulfilling orders on time. 

My husband went for the $60k job because it offered a better lifestyle than the $120k job he was offered, was more fulfilling, and left us with the same amount in-pocket (b/c at $120k, we'd have to pay his portion of the student loans in full whereas at $60k, the school pays 100%).Anyway.

I also am wondering because as far as I know, the seller’s property is used as collateral so if the buyer is unable to fulfill the loan, the seller gets the property back anyways.

If the cancellation of the contract includes a return of the EMD and that has not been done, I do not consider the cancellation fulfilled.

Try to do what will bring the most joy and fulfillment in life rather than the biggest bank account.

She is getting paid to represent you and she is not fulfilling her basic fiduciary duties as your representative.

Note, however, that you’d have to live in it for a year to fulfill the FHA requirements of being “owner occupied”.

Those endeavors are incredibly fulfilling and they're making money, but something I've learned is that I'm still hungry for real estate investing.

Sure I had to make some big changes, but all of the cuts I made in my spending were impulse buys that didn't bring any fulfillment to my life.