I wouldn't change it for anything though, I love that I took the risk, didn't sit idle on the sidelines finding the "perfect" situation (I don't think perfect exists, it is what you make of it), and put more faith in myself that I will find a path to figuring things out as it goes in order to be successful.

Most are faith investors relying entirely on appreciation to make a profit when they sell.

My husband’s parents once retired sold their family home on the lake and used their massive profit to purchase a condo, a single family home, and a bare double lot all as rental properties or potential rental properties while they traveled the country with their Airstream and faithful pup.

@Faith Sia - These are good things to consider.

When you are doing seller financing for end buyers, do you have to present the buyer with a good faith estimate?

However it's gotten me further ahead in life by doing business with people who you develop trust with, and that's by taking that leap of faith that they also have the same belief structure.

The $10K is good faith that he will perform on your note with him?

I know that all things are possible if you believe and have faith.

Wishing continued success, Keep the Faith!

With that said, they have shaken my faith a little bit lately.