Today the seller contacted me Asking if I would be interested in possibly partnering with her and splitting the profit ,she's even willing to possibly contribute bring money to the table to work out the deal.

Another example is an interior french drain system that was needed due to the high water table.

I can see the value in that and I think I'll spend some time now figuring out what value I can bring to the table and what skills I think would compliment mine the most and then look into the idea of finding a partner to work with.

Just being a designer may only bring part of the skills needed to the table.

There is no need to sit on mountains of cash as long as used credit is backed by asset income.

Most professionals are time poor so you can bring that to the table and get paid to learn.

I write the contract, get proper disclosures, forward to title company and just make sure all parties follow their deadlines and get to the closing table.

My family has been taking trips up there for years to ski on the mountains and to raft on the rivers.

People like that will never EVERRR surpass the relentless best that will do what ever it takes to become the king of the mountain!

With the extremely high demand, I wondered if we were leaving money on the table and my wife got mad at me for being greedy instead of providing a community housing benefit...Between the front house and carriage house, rents increased 12% from prior tenants about a year ago.That said, prices to buy have gone way up too.