Also as expected, they couldn't resist the temptation to question the legality of purchasing a property for cash and subsequently reselling for a profit.

How do I avoid having this partner just going around me for any subsequent deals to a buyer used in a previous deal as to avoid having their profit cut in half and sharing with me?

I hate the guys,Who critizize,And minimise the other guys,Whose enterprises,Make them rise,Far above ,The guys who critisise

How much EQUITY have you gained since purchasing your primary (either through smart bargain buying in the first place, or subsequent appreciation)?

Lower entry cost (buying only one building while getting the advantage of the traffic in the commercial area), more stable tenants (physicians and health-care corporations tend to want to stay where their patients are, and I found that banks are VERY favorable to dentists/orthodontists since they are a heavily cash flowing business - and subsequently very favorable to the landlord with a tenant lease to one. 

When a so called wholesaler asks for my proof of funds or asks me to sign a NCND before seeing a list or viewing a property I consider that they have saved me a lot of time--every subsequent communication from them goes into the trash.

Let's take a look at the definition of passive income.Investopedia's definition of passive income is "Earnings an individual derives from a rental property, limited partnership or other enterprise in which he or she is not materially involved."

Then when you are 55, you can sell each home as a completely free and clear home (of course, before tax considerations) and use the proceeds as your retirement income for the subsequent 30 years.

General terms (so far) are $750 k offer price with 15-20% down; our broker believes the land is worth about $500 k, the tax records list the property valued at $60 k (we know it worth quite a bit more than that based on some recent comparable sales.)So a couple initial questions are; has anyone ever used owner financing as a tool to acquire a property and then subsequently worked with a more traditional lender to refinance (shortly)thereafter?

I have a question for Derreck, I am aware of the lead paint law for Mass as I was told about it by Enterprise Bank when I was talking with them about the lead paint, but do you know if that is a requirement for NH?