If they don’t, then you’re rewarded for your risk in carrying that paper; you’re now getting 12% for holding that paper, and there is no balloon.ABILITY TO REPAYThe second category requires you to determine the buyer’s ability to repay, but the rules and the regs don't specify any standards for doing it (such as the qualified mortgage standard, a 43% debt to income ratio, etc.).

I have not seen a $10,000 repair on $30,000 purchase end up being a success, unless  you are seeking high risk and high reward, I think you need to take high reward out of the equation, because you will find yourself exhausting money to replace tenants and complete on going maintenance.  

I am looking to connect and start some mutually rewarding great business relationships and hoping to learn a lot from other peoples experiences and advice that have already been there and done that.

Worked like a charm!

I'm not sure what they pay; however before the crash I knew a real estate agent who worked for a Builder and at that time made six figures and was rewarded with trips, but I'm quite sure since things have slowed down after the crash that it would be hard to make six figures.

Good evening BP,I just want to say, sitting on BP all night is so much more rewarding than FB or IG.  

If you are a newbie or even a novice I think the risk could outweigh the reward.  

The property was built in 1900, has a ton of charm and in a historic neighborhood.  

So what I'm saying is think about all possible macro scenarios when analyzing the risk/reward of a deal.  

I am not asking for any handouts but just simply asking if anyone wouldn't mind helping out a little information so we can get started..maybe you know someone who's I need of help as I am and we could help each other there's enough success to get out here foe everyone lets help each other and all get rewarded please if you could help I anyway it would be greatly appreciated thank you sir God Bless!