I'd also juice every last point I could in my clients favor.

We know what’s in it for the investor but from a realtors stand point, the juice usually isn't worth the squeeze.

Nothing gets the juices of inspiration flowing better than real success stories.

There is a constant changing continuum for areas, deal sizes, asset classes,etc.Trumps tax policy most experts agree will juice economies for another few years at least past the normal down cycle every 8 to 10 years.

I backed, nearly, completely off; I hired a leasing company to screen applicants, handyman to do the finishing work, accountant and lawyer to help me structure my business and now I am able to work toward the goals that my lady and I have worked out for our lives.Which summarily began with a celebratory dinner at a Churrascaria in Glendale,  bottomless Sangria and belly-dancers LOL!!!

I mean, let's be real, Drake Bell is performing a free concert at a festival held in proprietor's park late June. 

We ended up moving out after 1.5 years and making all 3 units rentals... but owner occupying juiced the returns because of the low down payment and allowed me to buy other rentals with the money I didn't have to spend.

It's one option.I have a few more resources I'll email over to help you get the juices flowing.Also, I just started reading Scott Trench's "Set for Life" book.

Hi @Billy Bell,I don't like this agreement at all.

Always know you will probably go over budget - so have a little more juice in the deal than you think.