Normally on bigger buildings we do LOI for all that, but you can just drop a study period into the contract.Things are at scale, units turnover much quicker than SFH.

Read more: http://www.bankrate.com/finance/financial-literacy/when-is-cash-out-refinancing-a-good-option--1.aspx#ixzz4HUOTooJA Follow us: @Bankrate on Twitter | Bankrate on FacebookDo some more studying, talk to more people, and consider your options.

On the coffee shop side, I know there are more selections than ever now, but I go to Rise Bakery a lot, and have been meaning to try out Taza, have read reviews that state its'  very study / work friendly. 

-Swiss

I've been studying for the past 4 month my Real Estate Sales course and been reading REI books, listening to BP podcasts and gaining as much information as possible.

Here is a Case Study #5 of a 1st lien note we picked up last year. 

If the agent calls me (they are usually slow to follow up) I will make a reasonable offer subject to inspection and a study period.Everything is negotiable - CONTROL IS KING - learn how to control real estate - it is a short cut to cash flow -  it is the best way I know of assigning properties.Who controls real estate - An agent with a listing agreement (treat them well - they are in control for a period of time)An accepted option agreementA buyer with an accepted contract of sale with contingencieshttp://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/M...Charles

We are also investors based in Melbourne and have found BP to be invaluable.Good luck with your studies and REI!

It's pretty American based though, so make sure that you find other resources to help you study the Singapore market and see if that's what you want to do.

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