Course that means your plan makes sense with or without government money.I hope this helps.If you have any specific questions - please feel free to post here and/or PM me.Good luck to you!

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However, I'm a bit confused about the process, specifically:Who is responsible for paying the closing costs, and how do you bring it up?

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He feels that if something is legal and he can get away with it, then its moral.

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your better bet is probably to try and bring on an equity partner into the deal. have you considered that?

Know how much money you bring in, where it goes, and what expenses are "nice to have" versus "necessary". 

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