Mattresses are a tough spot, I ended up going to my local Sleepy's dealer, but you're right I had to negotiate to drop the price of my bed $350 dollars.Here's the Deal that occurred 4 years ago:Product: Queen Sleep Series 400 with split-box frameMSRP: ~$1800Negotiate $350 off, 2 free 1 <3 My Pillow pillows, pack of sheets.

Her best friend is a really seasoned real estate agent who I have known for about 8 years.

ObviouslyGreg H. is a seasoned investor and in his situation, he can operate without title insurance.I have been professionally trained in title searching and so know my way around the courthouse record systems.

Most big banks require 1 year seasoning before they will refi using the appraised value.

The total loaned amount was $398,669.Under NRIA's guidance, we chose to hold onto the property for approximately 3 years to allow it to season and rent a bit.In 2014 we sold it for $509,000 and earned a profit of $191,331 cash out at the table.

@Michael StoleAs a contractor myself in the seasonally cold weather climate of Wisconsin, i would go with option #2.FYI, State building code in Wisconsin states all exterior walls must be insulated and so it has a separate inspection.Hope this helps

The other banks I'm looking at cashing out refi with have no seasoning requirement.Which option should I choose?

Do you get a lot of applicants who are seasonal workers?

I'd like for seasoned pros and newbies alike to share their experiences in starting out REI and how you came to find your niches.

I hope you guys are enjoying your Holidays.Thanks for the response guys.I felt that the price was a bit high as well which is why I took to the board to stand on seasoned investors shoulders.Thank you for the insight