Of course even if the offer is rejected, I've learned so much from just getting out there and applying practice to the concepts I've learned here!

Practical.

Maybe I look at things from a practical viewpoint, but those "sticking out" tiles are harder to clean.

(if rehab costs = purchase price they would both get 25%)When you are evaluating your deal you should be accounting for your listing agents commissions, if the deal is to thin to pay an agent you probably should not be doing the deal.In your last comment where you have investor A fund purchase, B fund and do rehab, and you in the middle (pretty much just finding the deal), it would be much more practical to wholesale the deal to investor B in the first place.

We will also set our payment schedule to be bi-weekly (or accelerated bi-weekly) which translates into 26 {smaller} payments per year rather than 12 monthly payments {which further reduces the overall interest paid}.These two small practices alone allow us to cut the effective amortization of our mortgages in-half during the first 5-year term with no *real* impact to our cash-flow.  

Forum posts are killer for specific, practical questions on deals and logistics in all areas REI.I have a few realtor friends here in COMO.

We used to practice for hours.He did not give great practice speeches, but he was 17 years old when I first got sick, and the money was gone etc. and he [we] temporarily gave up on his [our] plan.

This is good practice for learning your market.

For all practical purposes, I am a cash buyer.

To me this is a bit of gray area - pertaining to business practices and moral/ethical standards.