You don't need it if your "selling" it into the grid, but now your cutting returns via introducing an energy broker to the mix. 

It appears mostly property prices are on downturn all the zillow listings are showing price cuts left and right.

You might consider exploring refinancing into bridge loan with a rehab component.

Hello Joseph Fenner, Cut to the chase.

You could cut costs with mini splits. 

That doesn't cut it for me.

Cut out the real estate commissions and it could help you succeed.

They even have different methods and timelines for cutting our paychecks.I know there is one brokerage (won't say which franchise to protect the innocent) which apparently throws really "great" holiday office parties (at least pre-COVID). 

I think you have little to no clue what your talking about, that there is at least some component level of jealousy for this guy @James Wise who is blowing up all over YouTube and BP that everyone is talking about, and you watched a deal episode with the blinders of jealousy on and found some points that upset you and set out on a mission to find some kind of flaw with James WIse to yell from the Mt tops.

I've done a fair share of researching but some things I havent been able to get very clear answers on.I'm looking into possibly buying a laundromat on seller finance and I want to be able to talk to the seller and negotiate terms that benifit both of us that I can still profit with the business.I guess im looking for a clear cut of all the parts of a seller finance deal, how to structure it, and how to negotiate it if countered. example, If i put 10% down, they finance 90%, whats a good or bad interest rate if any, how long of a term, what should the payments look like etcany advice would be a huge help to not only the laundromat but Real estate in general!