It can even come from people in the room breathing. 

(We aren't in a position to owner finance and really need the capital to put onto our new mortgage and pay off some bills.)Even though the guy seemed a little shady, I'm glad for that experience for several reasons:  it really got our momentum up (my husband and son quickly completed some smaller projects and I deep cleaned in preparation of that showing), and it gave us confidence about our home's value. 

He has deep pockets and has offered to finance me, which is fantastic!

Similarly, our skills don't typically go into deep technical electrical, or entirely re-plumbing a unit.

So dig deep on this. 

My fireplace is cranking, I'm listening to jazz standards, and I'm a pot of coffee deep.

It isn't impossible, and some investors can do it, but they spend tens of thousands of dollars every month to market for off market deals and even then, it isn't that easy for them, and they have huge lines of credits available and deep pockets. 

It seems about 70 ft wide and 1-2 ft deep. 

I think people like to know they are helping her fund her college tuition.I also dig extra deep on any returned mail, because if my letter gets sent back you can guarantee bulk wholesaler mailers aren't getting through. 

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