So 10% down from me and then 15% seller financing to meet the 25% down.That said, I always (for me at least), had to do the 25% down first, close, and then execute the seller financed 2nd that would essentially reimburse me 15% of the amount I put down. 

Originally posted by @Odie Ayaga:It’s just a matter of finding the right lender for you.I don’t know if you’re picking up on my hesitance but you’re setting me at ease a bit, Odie.Learning is something I enjoy but I usually like to be prepared and my lack of familiarity with this subject is giving me a little pause.Guess this much is clear: I need to call some HML this weekend!

And you know being a ChemE is more an introvert thing and transitioning to a consulting firm and now Real estate was not the easiest thing for me at first since NETWORKING is key in both of these industries.

But it's women who want a toliet that flushes & some way to bath, as well as some means to cook meals, & which is why women are much more motivated to have such things in their lives, for which they are willing to pay top dollar for.

I’m an audio visual learner so it was easy because I could listen to it while working out, cooking or driving and crammed 3 days before taking the state exam (I definitely don’t recommend that but it can be done!!

Rising costs for meats, cleaning products, and medical supplies (like N95 masks) lead the index higher.

The one lender that was willing to do cash out quoted me at 4% no cash out and 5% cash out with no points.

Criteria: 3bed / 2 bath; 1,050+ Sq Ft; less than $225,000 purchase price Location: DuPage County; Cook County (suburbs only) - Arlington Heights, Palatine, Wheeling, Buffalo Grove, Des Plaines, etc.

Wholesaling scares me at this point , I had that same thought but I’m not educated enough yet for that.

"Too many cooks in the kitchen".