These are along the non-profit housing lines and they may be able to obtain economic development funds and/or Section 42 Tax credit funding, again, based on need.While it may be an educational experience for you, my first reaction is that you're spinning your wheels, yes, probably over your head and a tough road for most investors to hoe.

He may just be testing you, why not pay a couple hundred bucks for a strong attorney letter threatening suit for specific performance if he backs out, his reaction may be different if you show you are serious.Lawsuits are not fun and because you plan to live in this property you have to decide how much stress you are will to take on before even taking ownership.

When someone says, "I spent $50K on a seminar and it jump-started my career," my reaction is, "That's awesome...that was $50K well spent!"

How many have basic job finding skills right out of school, This list can go on.My first reaction is why is that?

The rooms were still bright, yet had a little warmth.I am guessing from the reaction and how quickly she sold the property for more than the market average for the neighborhood is others found the colors apealing as well.I tend to avoid following trends.

The major point is that many people, especially those without extensive experience in business in general and real estate investing in particular are drawn to “partnering” as either a reaction to their “fear” of the unknown/new/risk or their need to turn a business action into a social one.  

Well my mother grew up in the projects of Newark and had nothing so I am guessing her free spending is a reaction to that.

My initial reaction is that your website feels very outdated.You don't want a large paragraph of text as the first thing you see on your home page.

Panic moves and/or knee jerk reactions to those symptoms can (and usually do) end up just causing a bigger and more permanent problem.Take a breath, focus on controlling the current negative impact on you...and the solution for your quick recovery of that current negative impact...once the actual problem is gone.

My gut reaction is PML/HML loans frequently are hidden for a logical (almost said good) reason;  Banks what the buyer to have 'skin in the  game', aka no 100% financing.