If you believe the monthly savings is worth the extra $3 grand upfront, do the buy down. 

So intel would not be the direct buyer of our land when it comes to market.. the question is not if its when and whether I will be cognizant enough to enjoy the massive windfall or it is just going to be my legacy to my children and grand kids..

Because, in the grand scheme of things, I don't really care having to wait for just one year to get my rental income but some large project take years, including the delays.

In the grand scheme of things it would be a small cost to fix their mistake, and instead they have turned off a loyal customer from ever using or recommending their services again.

In the grand scheme of things, it doesn’t really matter since we’ll be getting married anyways, but just for peace of mind, or if something goes wrong, do you think it would be smarter to go with a HML so we are equally taking the risk financially?

Attorneys may be versed in real estate law, but that only helps you a teeny tiny bit in the grand scheme of things.

@Jennifer Rivera , we manage in Coolidge, Casa Grande, and Arizona City.

It's not too hard to save up a few grand to pay a buyer agent.

If there was any, you did not have many properties to work with.At the end of the 3 day workshop when they pitched the different tiers of mentorship programs, I remember an older gentleman who could be my grand pa decide not to purchase any program because after hearing all their spill he could not see or observe, I quote "Phill Grove have skin in the game" for the mentorship program.

$10-$20 grand on a deal is pathetic and not worth my time!