The outlined it as getting your cake and eating it too.

In Phoenix where I invest, properties $150k and less are selling like hot cakes due to the lack of inventory and the swarm of new investors buying everything up.

Bryan, it sounds like you want to have your cake and eat it too.If this were possible --- and I am not saying it is or is not possible --- my guess is that a lender would say that the monthly rent payments that you collect could stop anytime and thus making a loan with that stream of payments is extremely risky.

The FICO score were just the icing on the cake.

It was my second land contract deal and after the first one involving partners and an estate, this one was a piece of cake an I was even able to write the contract myself.

Kind of a have your cake and eat it too situation, in my opinion.

Give me some more info and i am happy to helpI don't know what type of wood it is, nor how many layers of paint are on it, but it looks pretty caked up, so I am guessing a few.

Hello, I'm Rob and I'm 48, I live in Anaheim Ca and looking to invest in the Orange County Ca area and Las Vegas NV (I have family in Vegas).

No heavily processed foods, (chips/dip, fast food, cake, pie, ice cream, soda, white flour/sugar, canned/frozen foods,juices) I cheated alot over easter, and christmas, so it happens.

Sorry I just had to make a stupid halloween joke. black and orange supermarket party decorations and cake icing, etc...