I always recommend creating my own list but a good starter is tax delinquent or non owner occupied

Self-Starter - does not need day to day supervision. 4.

Is this a good course for a starter.

Basically, the JOBS Act has allowed expansion for getting micro-investments like kick-starter to allow small, un-accreditted individuals to become investors.

And even then he would probably have to "up" his membership to "PRO" ... for starters :)

I've bought and sold a building lot as wells as small starter home that I lived in for the past 15 years.

On the ones outside of the SDIRA I assume I will run into the whole issue of showing a 'rental history' of one to two years etc and would be looking for a 'starter loan' until the time I could refinance into conventional products for the long term.Overall, I would be looking for terms of 3-15 years on these loans.

Originally posted by @Rick Harmon: If I were asked to evaluate the copywriting of your letter, I would say thus just for starters: There's no grabber headline There's no (USP) Unique Selling Proposition You've implied that you're retail buyers (Eric and I like the neighborhood) You don't connect to solving a problem, other than making some repairs.

For starters, if you're not sure what you want, they could merely be taking a message for you and ask basic questions that will help vet the caller.

In any business there are self-starters and then there are followers.Some people enjoy learning the steps themselves and are self-taught and others want someone to put it into a nice package for them.Always have integrity with your business above all else and the people will decide whether the cost is worth the potential gain.