As a buyer or seller perhaps.So, so many advantages to having a job, especially one that demonstrates proficiency with dollars.Best of luck, and keep us in the loop on your progress.Oh yeah, your mentor buddy doesn't sound too expensive.

If a seller drags their feet, I may no longer be interested in what was once considered an opportunity.This was especially demonstrated by one of my mentors.

Know the neighborhood, target market and the future better than others.As a long-time real estate investor, good, sound, and predictable returns vs. risk are the key factors.When presenting an investment opportunity to an investor, your presentation should demonstrate why this investmement will be a good and enduring performer in the neighborhood.It is not about the number of bedrooms or bathrooms, it is about does your investment consideration have the ability to outperform in the neighborhood with enduring results.If you seek fast money today, many old and establish investors will pass the consideration.

I sold camping trailers and supplies at 12 and 13 demonstrating them and telling on lookers what the features were, at 16 I was working in a bike shop selling bikes.

The facts of the case are much more intersting as they demonstrate a culture of corporate neglect on the part of McDonald's.

You'll need to gain their trust, some spiel about how great your deals are won't cut it, you'll need demonstrate competence and how you can protect their money.

Your rental properties qualify with enough cash flow to not be a negative against your personal income, and that you demonstrate to the bank you are an experienced landlord.3. 20% down will get you best rate.I imagine Tacoma is spendy, so good luck.

I think this demonstrates the only reason one should work with realtors, is do they bring anything unique to the table?

He has already clearly demonstrated his inablity/unwillingness to pay for what he owes.You also should not have let him move ANY of his property onto/into your any part of your property until he has paid you ALL of the initial move-in money (rent + security dep).As for what you should do now, I would cut your losses and refund the $200 he paid to you back to him, and the $400 the GF paid to you back to her.

It's also amazing at how well the Republicans have spun the best interests of big business and our 1% as being the patriotic thing to do, playing on emotions and fear to motivate the base.Anyway, Romney certainly demonstrated very clearly his position and attitude in front of those who paid more than most of those 47% make in a year for dinner just to be in the room with him.