Would you be interested in meeting up and talk about real estate investing and financial independence?

I don't think there's any way to "counter" it unless you are paying cash, or work out some other kind of financing that is independent of F/F purchasing.

Hello everyone,Due the number of assumptions made around the more known 401k rules and limits, respectfully requesting responses to be from those who are intimately familiar with (rather than google'd it and have an opinion) how Super/Mega Roths work with standard familiar employer based Roth 401k plans in the same year (but not concurrent.)SITUATIONI have been an independent contractor and fortunate in being able to contribute to retirement via Mega Roth conversion.

Prospective buyers should conduct their own independent due diligence

Independent of the paperwork, selling a mortgaged home could possibly trigger your mortgage's due-on-sale clause, causing your mortgage lender to accelerate their loan, and worse case attempt foreclosure. 

If you have a financing contingency, that should kick in (depending on how it's written) and get you out of the deal without losing your deposits.A sharp seller's agent will look for a larger deposit and for it to be non-refundable.  

You can fight a claim with an independent appraiser of the damage. 

I don’t see those opportunities in SFH anymore, and I’ve always been curious about using MFH to address their independent (yet similar) housing crises.  

We used pay for life insurance but we are financially independent and no longer need it.

Can you just independently broker any type of real estate even if you're not associated with a firm?