Could I ask the seller to write up the price of the property and then loan me the 50 grand; get the lender to give me the additional 50 grand on the loan, or try to get another loan for the $50,000?

I checked the tax records and he did indeed buy the property in 1997, for a grand sum of 69k.

To TC: We plan on taking a grand tour of Akron here in about a week, for a week.

My grand scheme was to quit it in order to get my RE License (one of their rules) but as life would have it, my roommate got laid off last week, and I don't have enough savings set aside to cover every eventuality and a year off to get a real estate career going.

I live in Playa Grande and I am not a developer.

It's a great state to be an adjuster in and the license is only about a grand for all the training.

We were gonna donate a 20 unit building one time, but ended up selling it for a few grand to the charity.

It's between Grand Rapids and Lansing.

For some folks, quickly flipping a house to another investor and pocketing a few grand is more attractive than doing a fix-and-flip for $10K+.

You wouldn’t stuff ten grand under your mattress, so why stash two hundred thousand into the walls of the house?