Other words I find a way to make the deal work.For example,I just bought a property with hard money to buy it, expand on it, and rehab it.

I should also mention that, if I get a job soon, I can easily make up the payment(s) in arears at my earning level, so it very unlikely that this will end up as a short sale.  

I look at what they do which is unsecured short term financing to companies out of money - so that could easily be 40% or 0%.

I'm with eXp and I'm an investor myself and I love it.

Only then, I realize that my cash flow can easily replace my salary. 

If it was too generous for the buyer and let them out too easily, why did you agree to it?

I aim to apply my real estate knowledge to build a portfolio of rental properties, starting with single and multifamily homes and eventually expanding to apartments.Should I pursue a degree in financial planning or accounting to complement my minor?

Trying to learn new things and expand my knowledge base to have the best investor mindset possible.

If not, they are plenty of free ones out there that can.As far as tools recommendations, I agree with Jonathan, HubSpot is a great free CRM that allows you to make custom tags/lists and can have contact forms embedded in webpages, popups, sidebars, or stand alone form links to easily share in email newsletters/online forums. 

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