I really enjoy the time I spend on REI and I’m grateful to all the people out there helping new investors get started.

Before I go on, I would like to say that I feel very fortunate, lucky and very grateful for this inheritance.

We shouldn't be able to borrow under those conditions so let's be grateful we can and let's not take it for granted.

I'm interested in finding out about buying and selling, wholesaling, flipping property In Fiji.I hope to get as much information as I can get.I would be most grateful for any informationinformation you may have.Thanking you in advance

I’m very grateful for your advice.

It's my little trick of saying  "hey this is what needs to get done, please help me with one or two", I don't expect her to do any of it and when she chose to help with our letters I was extremely grateful.

I'm of the former opinion, and grateful to my parents for allowing me to graduate debt free from a great school.So, if we accept that paying off the debt with the HELOC is mathematically likely to deliver a favorable result, the next logical question is why not arbitrage the rate difference even further, and instead of paying the loans with the HELOC, buy rental investments, and use the cash flow to sustain the payments.And the answer is that absolutely this could work.

Well, two days after listing the house we got multiple offers, some over asking, and I could not be happier and more grateful to God. 2017 was the year when I went through the lowest point of my flipping career (albeit a short 2-year one) after losing a significant amount of money and sleep and weight, hair, smile, relationships, self-confidence, and self-esteem.

I think future owners will be so grateful for the protection & practicality it offers.

I do not really feel comfortable putting all the information out there but if someone is willing to lend a hand, I would be eternally grateful; I do not have a problem sharing all the nitty gritty details of the deal via private message.