I will make about 10 to 12k on this one he will make about 60k without putting up a dime.4. fix and flip  he put up 10k but we had to remove the tenant so its under rehab now.. same spread as the first one  he will get his 10k back and make about 30k I will make 10 to 12k for loaning in 100k for 6 months.. 5. cosmetic flip  cant recall the numbers but this one i funded 100% and its about done I will make my 10k and he thinks he will make 15 to 17k on a 30 day rehab prime area of his little berg.I also pay all the insurance he has to pay UTLS though and he has to put up EM which you know the mid west its a joke 200.00 bucks or 500.00 bucks..

(I'm thinking for general banking, checking, savings, etc.)I've been banking with Chase, and am having a nightmare of a time closing CDs upon maturity.

A handyman that does honest work (had a few that didn't and one that ran off with a few hundred bucks).

And told tales of people “just like you” who are less educated, have less money, and are less smart that made big bucks.  

So while I can't claim to speak for every financial institution out there, it's a very broad survey, finding an option not contained there might involve making quite a few phone calls.When I see 30 year fixed, 30 year amortization, 30 year maturity (basically, identical terms to a consumer-friendly kid-gloves home loan), which does in fact pop up if I specifically search for it, it's almost always at a rather high interest rate, and the borrower doesn't opt for it.

The key features that make it more efficient that are hard to replicate else where is that the interest is simple interest similar to commercial loans (rate/365Xbalance daily), there’s a 20 day grace period before the prior period’s accrued interest is billed/added to your balance outstanding so you can keep chipping away at your daily principal balance with your deposits from days 1-19th each month before prior month’s interest is even billed (on the 20th/21st usually).The current CMT or constant maturity treasury index is less volatile than prime index that most heloc’s are based on (most bank commercial lines are based on 3-5 year FHLB + 225-275 BPS or 2.25-2.75% margin).

You'll find that most larger Midwest cities, currently have a better "bang for the buck" than anywhere else in the country.

I'm a step or two away from launching and I can't seem to find anything that shows me how to integrate into Pricelabs without going through BookingSync and paying a few hundred bucks for setup.

These people care less about putting good tenants in a property and more about making a quick buck. 

I have done a ton of research and travel, and mild obsessing, and these are the destinations I have narrowed in on.By no means am I an expert, and everyone has different opinions and desires for what they want in a destination.For me, I prefer now non-touristy, tropical, authentic, safe(ish), and good bang for your buck.