What I found recently was a couple that bought a deal with a wholesaler on which it was told that it will make an 80% ARV (with lack of knowledge they believe what the wholesaler told them)After they completed the work they made a small 5% in the deal so they told me that the exit that business immediately.They needed a partner or more training to understand how it works, but I feel that when you don't know, you don't know so people is getting advantage of that.

Very tricky to unwind a contract that's been paid in full.Candidate 2: families will usually stay longer, but possibly more wear and tear; minor concern about small business vs.

If you need help making connections with other professionals, I'm happy to connect and point you in the right direction. 

So all my loan payments go directly to the principal adding to my equity each month. 

The deal is so small that no government agency will ever take notice or pursue an enforcement action.

Have a good look around the property - if there is any damage they have done (even small stuff) you can give them a 3-day notice to get it repaired.

The quality of the people that you allow to live in your property directly impacts your monthly profit and also will arise when the relationship ends. 

@Jesse DickensI have seen many of these programs and they all have taught the same thing which is basically apply for cards and use them in small amounts to increase and ask for IncreasesDo not need to pay $5k to learn this

However, I think it is better for him to transfer it to you directly and have the loan be between you and your father.

That journal entry also debits a special Asset account “Due from PM” that decreases that asset and inscreases when PM direct deposits and the transaction matches as deposit on “Due from PM”.