There were a few people selling courses (including myself) but you could not sell from the stage, you simply had a booth of your own in a separate room.

I think you're doomed to excessive heating bills no matter where you put it.

I am apart of a team of 3 that is in the preliminary stages of property/market research.

Think of it: interest rates are on historical lows and many investors are afraid of stocks, so they have to allocate their excess cash.

In my nascent stages of investing, the few land deals that were somewhat decent upon my own investigation i realized had undisclosed sewer easements or liens.

I'm still very much in the learning stages.

They made us regret using them at every stage of the project.)

I’m not opposed to it and actually have a couple commercial loans now, but I’m concerned with putting more of my portfolio into loans that will balloon with how unpredictable things are right now.On another similar note, I’m in final stages of negotiations on another 5 property rental portfolio that’ll put me back in the same situation except at the time of sale.

If your fee is excessive, then the owner turns you down or the flipper won't buy, so your fee needs to be reasonable.

Nooutstanding debt in excess of $1000 that is not in a payment plan.4.