I have lots of clients in the same boat- just getting started and trying to make the best possible choices as they move forward.

Our plan is for me to purchase the property he choices and I triple net lease it to him with interest for a fee equal to the required down payment and closing costs of the aquisition.

Define success you must understand each party's motives, when the choices available to each, and then you must creatively suggest solutions....Creative things sellers can do the sell their house1. seller contributions2. seller funded permanent buy down3. seller funded temporary buydown4. owner financing5. contract for deed6. seller second mortgage7. lease option and lease purchase8. wraparound and assumable mortgage2.

I recently became involved with an company that partnered with SolarCity September of last year.The company provides homeowners, business and government organizations cleaner, more affordable renewable energy alternatives to their utility bills.The income is generated via informing others about their choice to switch utility suppliers over to a cleaner energy alternative.

If you're a buy-and-hold investor looking to create wealth the tried and true way, then you little choice but to look into better markets where the numbers, the economics, and the fundamentals make sense.

My guess would be that if tested in court, the date the transaction was initiated by the tenant would be considered the payment date, even if it takes 3 days to post to your account.To summarize my opinion on this situation - think of it as a carrot and stick choice (like trying to get a horse to do what you want), try the carrot approach first, if that doesn't work, use the stick.

The conclusions were less than satisfying.In order to get the contractor to agree to be on the show, the producers have no choice but to negotiate an agreement with the contractors which basically amounts to a slap on the wrist.

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It's a personal choice, but the pressure of high interest rates on my first deal would have been too much to handle.  

So paying $2500 a month to live where you want is the right choice for many people.For many people housing is just a place to live.