Looking for the most efficient use of time and money to taking the RE exam.

I joint ventured with my buddy builder and we hit the jackpot. 38 homes with nice profits.Point is to let your imagination run loose when your looking at a property and then work the numbers, you never know, for example when I had to move to my present location I looked at a duplex for sale in a great location of nice homes.

You'll see that finance takes in aspects of all other business functions or specialties, such as accounting, marketing, management, inventory and process of work flows as you are measuring the efficiency of the overall business.It's not going to teach financing in residential RE, you will probably touch on commercial financing in a conventional sense.

That would seem like a more efficient way to handle leverage for inexpensive properties like that.

Maybe they were getting hit well after midnight on some nights because I received the errors previously.If you post and get the error, hit the back button.

In the end, he'll probably get hit with tax fraud besides that imputed interest, interest and penalties.

Ron, I think you really hit on what I was thinking.

We've done a 10-31 exchange.And now that we are in a location with a bigger market we're hitting the ground running.

Your loan will need to hit at least 80% LTV or acquire 20% of the value in equity before PMI could be removed, you'd need an appraisal to justify your equity.

If you are at the point in your investing career that you are ready to do a flip I would imagine you have a pretty good handle on what your holding costs will be exactly and you can start factoring that in to the equation but 70% will be an extremely difficult benchmark to hit.