Get my six-pack captain's license.

But I loved being able to make decisions, being the captain of my own ship.I think what made me more pissed off than anything though was making $500 a week, and making bank deposits of 10,000, 20,000, even 30,000 a week.So after two and a half years of making $500 a week cash, and living frugally, I said the following to Glenn,"Glenn, I've learned so much here. 

Plenty of deans and vice presidents around to tell everybody how amazing the school is, and have you seen the rock climbing wall?!!!

Example if you can land an assumable commercial note at 7% and the going rate is 6.5% and with the assumable you put 10% down and the regular lender you put 25% down you have to analyze the cash outlay.You might accept a slightly higher rate with an existing loan with less down.It really is the wild west out there and as the vice president of special assets of Regions told me they look at every file on a case by case basis.They have many tools at their disposal so I just usually talk to them to see what they would consider.It's a bunch of phone calls and follow up to get things done.On the residential side I haven't done much there in years although I am looking into wholesaling to rentals to foreign investors.I have a local Atlanta property manager and they only do rentals and no sales.That is perfect for me as I only do sales.

It's becoming clear though that what works for one person doesn't necessarily work for someone else and vice versa.

I am currently working as a Captain for an offshore supply company making $130k a year.

I could definitely use it for REI....I made certain to pick one that was going to be useful...hoping that it could be a good compliment to REI, or vice versa.I havent looked into internships, because I do work now (farm mgmt and an occasional flipper).

I read where others made the transfer with a quit claim deed from personal to LLC or vice versa.  

Depending on your neighborhood and tenant profile local companies might outperform national brands or vice versa.

What is good for legal is not always good for tax and vice versa.