I had to remind him that I dont function that way and I may end up having to leave him in the dust because I believe that negativity breeds more negativity and as Prohabber said, the law of avereages favor you.

My partner and I decided to buy a condo to flip in about a 6 months timeframe. He purchased it under his name as his primary residence and we decided (with a binding contract of course) to split all profit 50/50 and ...

If it continues to be non-functional, we'll have to remove it from your sig.

they see investors, especially smaller firms (sole proprietors, small partnerships) as people who want to do shabby work and rent it out to section 8, thus not contributing to the overall good of the community...and generally in my opinion, they're right.

I am the owner of a credit repair company.As the company stands to-date, we are a fully functioning personal finance corporation.

Banks do not work through this type of wholesaler.The quality of the deal you find could be a function of the local market.

Or to have any kind of partnership with a tenant(which many RBs were and will be again).Like I said before, the only reason I see to use the NEHT is for an equity share, for everything else, there is a cleaner easier way in minnesota to do it.

Things they did that I didn't like: 1) establish a rule of no networking until the end of the last day (this rules makes no sense, so my guess was that it was either an attempt to avoid naysayers persuading others on the fence of the advanced training not to do it; or an attempt to avoid forming partnerships to split the advanced training fees. 2) ask questions to which you can only answer yes (this is a classic sales technique).

I also liked the built in mapping function.

I do a little side business on the side, I have a partnership and got a business license, a federal EIN, and opened up a bank account under the company name.