Driving for dollars is cheap, and you have no money... that is NOT a reason to drive for dollars.You do driving for dollars because of how well it works (gets you leads), not how cheap it is.

jump to the top of the list.Anyway, it's still lucky that it's a pretty cheap educational experience -- taxes are low, keeping the lot mowed doesn't cost much. 

If you want to tap into the equity I'd do a HELOC to keep the cheap rate.

Finally, on the business side of things, if I fill my mission to provide a product that is better than the competition or simply not offered by the competition, I shouldn't need to rely on potentially cheap marketing on BP.I understand it'd be silly to not do business if it can be a win-win for all involved but there is the right way to do things and you actually did by contacting me.

@Corey Meyer I'm not there and advice is cheap.

As you drive north and around the Eugene airport (with exceptional accessibility and cheap flights to most west coast cities) there are several of the largest homebuilders such as Lennar developing communities as I type..I read an article last week that had Eugene in the top 5 cities that millennials were purchasing homes.

Houses are cheap because supply is more than demand.

Excellent company, though the funds were not cheap.

Cheap money for confirmation if you ask me. d. - Contact them for what?

So, essentially through the lender I had lined up, they would cover literally 100% of the costs of EVERYTHING, but it was a cheap house with low renovation costs, so the interest payments were not going to be any larger than a typical mortgage payment around here.