There is no FDIC insurance on it though many firms label this as cash. 2) The FDIC insures only up to a certain amount so there are some lucky folks who do have a possible issue if a bank goes belly up.

Pleeeeze don't tell me they're goin' belly up or something equally devastating.

This is just my personal opinion, but objects as a form of motivation are weak... you'll put a lot more fire in your belly if you write your goals focused around needs.Good luck!

Hey @Dacia Bell I own a real estate group under DBA with Keller Williams Realty, I've been working on Branding my group The TDJ Group www.tdjgroupdc.com and taking steps on building my team.

That being said, I get the impression that this is one of those things that as an investor, the squeeze might not yield that much juice (electricity pun?)

Make an other "home page" send some link juice to it, and put just a video of you at home with your dog, wife, pet plant and just talk as if you were talking to your best friend.

It equals 1.75% of the loan amount, typically financed, leaving you at 98.19% LTV after putting 3.5% down.FHA 203(k) loans have the lender's choice of a bunch of extra fees, or a higher rate, or more discount points holding constant the rate. 203(k) loans are very very expensive to originate, and if lenders didn't juice up the gross profit margin to compensate then they simply wouldn't offer the program.

Saving that management fee helped me juice my returns.

BADGES: Find a way to lift them up so they're visible while sitting at a table and we don't have to stare at someone's belly button to see their name.

He has gone belly up twice in his career, and currently has a net worth of close to 9 figuresDon't forget that with the amount of time a development takes, there is some luck involved as well.