I am listening to the bigger pockets podcast everyday on my way to and from work and really enjoy it.

As you can probably tell its a very loose term and is thrown around A LOT to describe everything from houses to everyday products like shampoo and cars.

It's hard to shop every day in North Jersey and find nothing that makes financial sense.  

Not being a crazy couponer or going too extreme where you waste valuable time and don't focus on the big picture, but just make everyday decisions that add up over time.

I learned so much and continue to learn everyday in my single family and small multifamily investments.  

Is it money from friends, family, and everyday average Joe investors? 

The bank (seller) wants to add to the contract that the closing date would be 45 after the execution of the contract and for every day following the 45 days I will be penalized by $50 if the closing is delayed. my lender believe that the closing can be done within this time frame but I am hesitant to be in this position.

Just go to meetup and check out the local reias, you can see who does business and find partners who do it everyday and have credibility

In all the places I've sold houses, the closing agents are literally couriering the docs to the courthouse everyday...hopefully that will change soon, especially since it sounds like other places are doing it in a smarter way...

I currently commute from Olathe to downtown everyday, so eliminating that from my life for good will also be a plus!