This time, I want to use financing to boost my return.

I have been able to boost my credit score significantly while working a day job which should help me along my path.My goal for year one is to fix and flip so have a decent bankroll for further projects and not need to use expensive money. 

This type of campaign is more proactive and effective than post "boosting" or "traffic" campaigns, especially because the leads that do come in you know are already interested, because they've volunteered their information. 

So I just decided to help him out and he is probably never going to know.I am not asking for philosophical or moral lesson in this post, I would have specified otherwise. 

It would also give him time to boost his savings.You could even consider giving him a bonus if he brings you a good deal.

Video content is also great for boosting UX metrics.3) No end to reading and researchAs a content creating company it is mandatory to be an avid reader and spend much of your time in reading on different platforms of social media, message boards, blogs, review sites—anywhere potential leads could be hanging out online—and follow closely to understand what they’re talking about and what content is being sold to us.

I know you all are wayyyyy more experienced in this than I can prolly ever imagine being but just my opinion. is there something wrong with having morals and ethics ?? 

So the moral of the story is that you're probably going to have to be more dedicated that I was about leafing through the "bad" wholesalers to find the good. 

For at least the next year, vacancy isn't going to be an issue (and if you're factoring in tenant turnover costs assuming they bail, their security deposit is 2-months worth of rent, or $2,200, so if they broke their lease and lost their deposit, that would inherently be a significant boost to my cash flow - this property has a track-record of taking about 1-week to fill when vacant, and I've familiarized myself with all of the current landlord's marketing methods and materials to keep it that way - but for the sake of this, we're going to pretend they stay).

Bankers see that as the ultimate moral hazard cause you'll tell your family, tell your neighbors and ultimately will provide that little nugget of encouragement to get another consumer to try default.