I am using Index Universal Life to fund my real estate investments.

Value added from purchase price with renovation.Duplex1 Block from Indiana University How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I'm investigating out of state and in different states so I'm hoping whatever suggestions you have can help make them a universal system.

I'm investigating out of state and in different states so I'm hoping whatever suggestions you have can help make them a universal system.

I have highlighted this text in AB1482 (CIV 1946.2) belowIf I am reading this correctly, it would seem that the statement I highlighted in the NTT form is not a universal statement that applies to all leases, only ones that are created and entered into on or after July 1st, 2020.

Hi All,I'm a 20 year old student at the University of Oregon.

Hi @Dan WynnReal Estate is universal in that everybody needs housing.There is nothing easy about it since we are dealing with people.Its about problem solving and adding valueMany households own another house or property but those with hundreds or thousands of units are few in comparison to the entire populationIts diligence, patience, integrity, kindness, humility etc

They got their education at university. 

There are other players and it is an extremely active market, so research a lot and stay up to date on users' forum to get the latest information.For maximum overfunded permanent life insurance, I personally prefer Index Universal Life insurance as, on the long run, they will provide higher return than Whole Life insurance, but may, in the short term, have more volatility.

Purchase price: $101,000 Cash invested: $50,000 A SFH in the University Heights neighborhood of Indianapolis, Indiana.