There are so many parks and so many promising homes for sale, and I've only been looking for a week or so...

That's regardless if you borrowed 10 bucks from your friend or 250K from the bank.No I'm not a banker nor do I have any particular love for banks in general but in my mind there is a moral obligation to live up to the promises you make.

Even if I'm having marital, personal, emotional or physical issues, I must do as promised or suffer the fact that, that person may never work with me again.

Instead of "faking it" until you make it, why not do the hard work of learning the business before you start doing deals.

At least have something in writing because believe me, the hungry real estate agents are already on the trail and will promise her the world to get her to sign a listing agreement.

They need time to get financing together and wanted to know If I or someone I know could buy the property and seller finance it to them for 18 - 24 mos until the get there financing in order to cash out the investor.I told her that private money is cost more $$$ than bank $$$ and she seemed to understand that, so I said that I wouldn't make her any promises but I would ask around and see if this is possible and I would call her back either way if I could or could not help her.Has anyone ever had such a call??

All theory and no "how to" without spending more money...Looking to change that and be able to help others in the future without fake promises and fees :roll:

You will also see whether landlords are representing themselves, or whether a lawyer is doing all of them.In future, be aware that when a tenant doesn't pay and promises to be out, they are lying.

Don’t ever fall for the promise of some “secret†that a guru will share with you in exchange for your credit card.

I promise!