I agree with all cash, I've been working airline ticket counter/customer service for about 13 yrs and 99% of the population is not very bright at all. use the KISS principal...Keep it simple stupid.....the landlords you called probably more interested in selling their space then buying yours.

They have a reputation as the country's worst airline and nickle and dime you for EVERYTHING, but it cheap is a goal they're an option.

I call it the Southwest Airlines style!

The carpet had to be swept before being vacuumed.

New polyester carpet should be vacuumed a good bit.

Let's assume I'm working in a vacuum, where there is no appreciation, no debt, stable rents, and the 50% rule applies.

We are supposed to vacuum and keep free.

Horse-feathers as my grandfather would say.Skimming over the aspects of finding a note, negotiating a price, getting agreements and assignments signed, calling the borrower and introducing yourself is not an education, it's an enlightenment to the process.Now, hopefully everyone knows why I seem so negative when someone that has no finance knowledge, very little real estate knowledge and a lack of business experience posts to say they want to get into the note business and begin next month after some crash course.If someone is a technician in some field or a business operator, perhaps an airline pilot or a computer engineer, there is no way I could step into their shoes in a month or probably a year and do what they do.

I'm an early retiree from the airline business, investing my retirement assets in a self directed IRA.

Its a great place to be, especially if you're a biker/hiker/skier/fisherman like me.I'm an early retiree from a major airline.