My first job in high school was at our local library..i worked there for a couple months and then i got a job as a dietary aide at a nursing home..worked there for about a month..i didnt get anymore jobs during highschool just because it didnt work out with my after school activities but once i graduated i got a job at hastings..i stayed there for about a year and a half until i realized i was getting payed less than everybody but working 2x harder..then i worked for a hotel for about a year and a half before it forclosed ..i then got a job at walmart ..stayed there for about a year and a half but decided to move to a diff city and got a job at protection one security (pretty good money)..stayed there for a lil more than 2 years but was getting home sick so i moved back got a job as an asst mngr at a pay day loan place but it closed up shop earlier this year and ive been unemployed ever since....as of now..im a freelance graphic designer but im learning alot about rei here (yup..im a newbie) so i think thats what i'll be doing this next year to come

Understanding that the short market allows for the really huge equity pay days although I've had people make 100k plus on a short however my biggest has only been half that.

Further that paycheck will show up on schedule where you may still be waiting for your first payday six months from now when wholesaling.Ways to get cash quickly:1) borrow it - credit cards, lines of credit, signature loan from a bank or credit union, friends, family, 401k loan2) sell something3) day labor

But offering them payments for 3 to 5 years and having that full payday lingering out there is more palitable.As for the lump payments...

BRRR also works and deliver a great pay day if you are able to maneuver through RSO and building codes.

He wasn't making much on the buying end since they were REO's and such, so his incentive was the pay day at the end of the deal.

If you bring in a third, that third number will give you a better idea of whether that first person is seeking a payday or if that second person is underestimating.

Tough to be an owner of a non-cash flowing business, like a development project before you get to the payday, and yet collect a paycheck.

You’ll get a large upfront payday, cash flow monthly, amortize the original loan, hopefully appreciation, and you don’t have to deal with being a landlord.

It is finally payday.