I double my money on paper.

I prefer my paper application just to get more information.

You should then receive a physical collateral file if not already an electronic one - Collateral file is a a file which contains all of the previous mortgage paper work including things like alonges, deeds, borrower personal information such as bank accounts and credit scores at the time of the sale, pretty much all the paperwork submitted, required at the time of the sale. 

And remember that a good deal on paper is not always a good deal in reality.

So unless someone wants the validation of a stamped piece of paper with the school name and state of....its not really a reason to go to college.

I want to be able to head down there and sign some papers because come May 24th, I will be “homeless.”

Granted, I'm aware that the main discussion here is note investing on real estate, however, I'm slightly curious to hear some feedback.Does anyone invest in other types of notes or paper outside of the real estate variety?

Is SEP IRA contributions added back in the way that depreciation is or will it permanently reduce my income on paper, even though the money is mine?

Like insurance or the name on paper with the property management company?

2) Avoid Misunderstandings - be up front and clear about every aspect and with every person - Do Make full disclosures, put it in writing, people have bad memories3) Avoid putting your (career) ladder up against the wrong wall and climbing it - Do think about what you want for an outcome and walk the steps backward on paper to outline how to get where and who you want to be