However I'm not worried, I'm not giving a dime to anyone plus not telling anyone either.

Not only that, the gas companies have been paving these rural dirt roads that go to the sites on their dime (while still bonding them).Is there bad?

the auto mobile threads on BP always go like this or the frugal don't spend a dime put it all into real estate go like this as well.  

@Brandi GrahamYou don’t need to pay a dime to be mentor.

I would shop more than one bank to see what they can do.The HELOC is nice because it currently has $0 balance so I don't pay a dime.

Nada.Without spending a dime of our own money, we set up a deal in which we receive $4,680 in passive income per year.

If it's a dime-a-dozen rate/term COVID refi for a w2 employee who owns a single house, has great credit, and has been on the job 2+ years, it probably makes zero difference (will neither help, nor harm, the borrower).

If you are correct in your biased assumption, then don't pay him a dime and call his bluff, then don't pay the subs, the subs will file a lien, and just prove it to your licensing board that he is at fault.

Most sellers that do volume see a value in using a Realtor to sell, it gives them time to do more volume instead of trying to squeeze every nickel and dime out of every single sale.  

You miss out on the legal side, creating the general plans, architectural, working with the civil engineers, dealing with the banks, dealing with planning and zoning, the brain damage you have to incur at city and county commission meetings, dealing with the nimby types, and this list isn't anywhere near a complete list of preconstruction planning.It's great experience to have and i'd highly recommend learning it on someone else's dime.