Only to do it all over again with a slight twist in your message.Good luck!

I came up with this years ago, and I know there are other versions out there, but I think mine has a different twist.

We will still use it as a strategy, just with a twist.

But no need to twist my words out of context.

Please be gentle if this is a stupid question.

Nickle and dime her on the deposit.Lastly, document everything day-to-day just in case court proceedings come into the picture.Be firm, yet gentle.

And the salesman read my thoughts through my eyes and gently reminded me that this piece of functional art represented 18 months of a man's life, hand tying every knot. 

Also, a twist is that the money will be from a SDIRA, for whom I have already put in an email to for finding out their requirements on 2nds, if any.Thank you

I can take any numbers, twist them around, add and delete and come up with what I want.The truth is, Millenials at the higher end of the age spectrum within this class are absolutely buying homes, they have way more savings than baby boomers or other preceding generations ever did (likely because us older folks have been preaching the importance of savings, controlled spending, and investing to the younger generations for decades now and they have seemed to listen.Every single one of my buyers over the last 18 months (yes, every single one) was a 30 or so aged young couple with massive savings for down payment, great credit, and high income.

You will likely even take some twists and turns as you go along the process and change your strategy up a bit as you're getting your footing.