Hi Scott,My husband and I would like to do our first flipping in the Phoenix - Scottsdale area.We are extremely new to this business so here is what we would like to start with :Buying with our own money a condo/small house of about $100.000, remodeling it, and sell it after 3 month more or less, or after whatever time will take to rehab the house.My husband is form Uruguay (South America) and his family own lands an real estate property down there and he used to manage those, meaning that he’s extremely and exquisitely handy so I’m premature sure he can do the work himself with a few people helping.The main goal of this operation would be get some experience in this business, without big risks, even if we won’t gain a lot of money it doesn’t really matter but not loosing obviously !

Is there the occasional premature part failure, of course, but even Mercedes has recalls from time to time, no manufacturer does the QC on electrical components they use. 

Many people are rushing to legal remedies and that's a bit premature and could only increase your losses.

If you withdraw earnings prematurely, though, you will pay tax on the amount of earnings plus a 10% penalty.If you withdraw prematurely from a traditional IRA, you will have to pay tax plus a 10% penalty on the full amount withdrawn, assuming your previous contributions we're all deductible.You can rollover an existing IRA to a self-directed IRA, but it's almost never a good idea to invest in buy & hold rental properties in an SDIRA.

I left the company a few years later and they offered me a 50% raise if I stayed.Thinking back, maybe being pissed at Pace U was a little premature.

This contract shall give instructions to record the underlying deed (showing the buyer "you" as the owner on public record) once the equity payments and subject to mortgage balance is paid off in full on a undisclosed date, or, if both parties prematurely sign the executory contract prior to mortgage balance being paid off in full/ and/or the equity payments full paid.   

All of our lease terms are so that they do not end in difficult months to place a tenant but if tenant breaks lease, by law in my jurisdiction, we must put forth effort to place new tenant quickly to minimize the charge to tenant that pre maturely terminated their lease.

Credit where credit is due, the predictions for recession in 2023 were wrong (or pre-mature, which is the same thing).

At the same time, I do agree with @V.G Jason on his perspective regarding premature W2 quitting.

Any premature penalty is what you ask.