If this is the case, the schedule will need to have a ten year balloon for $187K and would need a balloon calculator with a detailed amortization schedule.Below is an Amortiation schedule base on the above assumptions:https://docs.google.com/viewer?

Home Pagehttps://www.gorealesite.com/wp-content/uploads/201...The sites looks good, only big suggestion is to guide the viewer better to the resource they are seeking.

And you can see the zoning map here, not mobile friendly. http://www.nola.gov/city-planning/property-viewer/

The pool contractor who was asked to work at the first season Vanilla Ice Project house (in the high-end Wellington community of Versailles, which at the time was rife with foreclosures) refused to work for free, so someone had to pay for some of big-money goodies we saw in each show.Led by the phony and exposed House Hunters, HGTV's entire slate of "reality" shows are a scam and insult to viewers.

He seems like a bright guy and does have a good angle (dwell on negative) to bring in viewers. that said - I have a slightly different story.I signed up for RichDad coaching over 4 months ago and have been through 16 weeks of their mentoring.

I just wanted to point out to all the readers/viewers on BiggerPockets, how appropriate and "Dead On" the avatar used by Eric Foster really is.No matter how safe one may think a real estate deal is...

CNBC talking heads will always convince viewers that now is the best time time to buy (including in 2007-2008 when the world was falling apart).Ask a forum of real estate investors what the market risks are, and you're unlikely to get an objective analysis.

I love Uncle G (Grant Cardone) and even my 6-year old daughter likes him :)Grant recommends going bigger like 16 units or more as everyone states,  but during the latest his show he even encourages viewers to start from 2 or 4 units.  

's advice is excellent. learn to code as it is a new form of basic literacy. doesn't mean you have to write software for a living but it is a skill that will serve you well in business, investing or whatever you do for the rest of your life.He is also right about you tube and streaming channels. find a niche and build a great channel. 99.99% of your age group is content viewers not creators. find what your friends and classmates are interested in and build the best channel you can around it.

It shows the viewer what to expect as they approach the house - it's the first impression.