But resorting to name calling doesnt change a person's mind.

When people get desperate they change subjects and resort to name calling.

Cash for keys is really a secondary resort after eviction fails.

As a last resort, I've even had someone tell me the dog is a support/therapy animal and I would have to accept it.

-if you want 80/20, it may be best to look for one that has desk cost; some brokerage also have tiered system, that 80/20 split is only achieved if you reach a certain level of commission.here's is my take on it -deals are relatively hard to find and training materials are easy and you can even resort to a transaction coordinator if you need one, i would go for a brokerage that doesn't require a mentor, unless they don't require a commission split and have a favorable commission split to you.i.e. a typical california house 500 Kcommission is 6% = 30,000.80/20 split = 24000 to youif you have mentor that requires 50:50, then that's 12000 gone.

Hard Money is typically more of a "last resort" when all traditional financing means have been exhausted.

Hey John, One thing to keep in mind around the ski resorts is that there are a TON of STRs around them.

I have not started running short-term rentals yet -- I do have several ins with major (and smaller mom and pop) hotels and resorts in the area.

@Tucker Cummings401k cash out is to me like going to the lender of last resort where you kill your retirement fund and pay a penalty to do so.

@Kyler Cook the sign of a Bro Investor is resorting to personal attacks or internet flexing.