Each individual has to do what they feel is right to them.

Others have success by individuals dropping out of college to start their business.

I like the property and the loan to value... the question I have is fairly simple: Can I fund this loan as a non-licensed, private individual?

It's really a good book, certainly one of the best for individual landlords.

Some are obviously much less interested.As All Cash has indicated he likes to use zero debt and frankly focuses on today's values.

It also means that when I come back I can optimize my time on the site by not checking threads I already know I have no interest in.A final item is the ability to ignore individuals and anything they post.

So depending on the nature of the property, the appraisal can give you some indication of the true value.

When I was managing a portfolio in a specific city I found that market rents were pretty clearly indicated by the ads in the newspaper.

I indicated no pets on my ads but at the end of the showings they ask "is a cat OK?"

Your total cash on hand at closing, divided by $1100 would have given an indication of how long you could have sustained this.I think the answers to these questions, and the prime cause of your present problem is the GREED that popped up at the mention of CASH BACK AT CLOSING.