I have no idea how long it will take to get them back on.Third - they disputed a debt as "not mine" when I distinctly said IT WAS MINE and wanted to pay because the company was great to me.

I distinctly remember a pipe dream of buying a house at one point and then renting it out after I left.There are a ton of older houses just south and east of campus that are prime for student rentals.Onto my goals, I just want to close my first deal in 2007.

@Jon Holdman Agreed, but I would describe wholesaling more so as a business rather than a job and I think that is an important distinction to make.

Some of the stain finishes (especially if sealed with a clear finish) look very sharp and would give the rental a distinct look and set it apart.Ironically, I am actually planning to try this first in my primary residence.

There is no distinction, those are the same thing. 1.

The distinct ancillary advantage is the fact the kids are becoming very aware (@ a young age) of RE investment potential & the convoluted financial implications.

Ultimately, we have to make new distinctions in our own lives and then it really doesn't matter what others are doing.

It relies on a false conception that somehow the investor who takes out the debt somehow loses more money when comparing two same transaction with a equity and debt distinction.

If a buyer is willing to accept this, they should really be doing their homework to ensure that they know what they’re getting.Note: In my experience, the average person has no idea what the difference is between these two documents – but as an investor, this is a distinction that you should definitely be aware of.

Commissions are governed by at least one -- and often two -- contracts between two distinct parties and their representatives, and the only requirement is that all parties agree.If you wanted to make real estate commissions analogous to the Fair Tax, you'd need to define a fixed commission schedule for all agents involved with fixed determination of which party pays which percentage, all of which is non-negotiable among the parties involved.