Communicate often with your contractor.The last two points tie into this one, too. The

Positioning is a key part of all this too - the lender or financier may be in first lien or 2nd lien position or they may have other arrangements with the borrower. 

hey everyone,i closed escrow last month on a land sale. buyer paid me half of the sale price (we'll call this the down payment), through escrow and he has 18 months to pay me the balancethe down payment already covered my cost of the land and put some money in my pocket too. the amount owed to me is all profit and with the economic uncertainty that is looming i didn't charge him an interest rate to make it more attractive to him and to seal the dealthis morning, i was looking at my USPS Informed Delivery email and see that I am going to be getting a letter from a company that purchases private notes and trust deeds, so I googled them and it looks interesting.

I inherited tenants, one of the tenants is fighting me tooth and nail every time I try to enter the unit for inspections and with contractors for quotes.

If Warren is putting money in something I think people should consider putting money in it too the guy isn't exactly known for losing money 

I proceeded to cancel my next showing too. The

You need to fight tooth and claw for the credit.

We see no signs of the migration patterns slowing, and so too, the housing market should follow. 

Perhaps more (but no more than 20%) if they have all the resources booked too, the rest of the return should be yours in such a financial arrangement.Additionally, as mentioned by Taylor above, any and all cash flow above costs should be 100% yours until your investment capital is returned before your partner gets a dime.

The adhesive on regular masking tape won't always reliably do it.