If after calculating the broker’s fee, you’re still coming out ahead with what the broker is offering, it’s a no-brainer to go with that.

I’ve found that waking up earlier gets me a head start on the day to take advantage of time but by 9 I’m ready for bed.  

Looks like he'll be out by the end of the month and we'll get moving full steam ahead next week!

Always screen applicants 2 months ahead of when your unit will be available.

You are 22, you have 25K, and you have the guts to invest in real estate, so you are ahead of the pack.  

If you were to be in the market for a ‘fixer upper’ and getting into the world of REI (thinking ahead to using this as an investment/house hacking down the line) The Good Neighbor Next Door loan is another one that could work for you as a teacher (even if you worked part time and taught even a co-teaching half time schedule to maintain teaching status- I would verify that with a lender and still obtained real estate license (I can try to help you connect with some if you’d like) but for you specifically as some lenders you won’t be able to qualify with a commission based (potential at that for now) income for two years (two years of tax returns) in a lot of cases. https://www.hud.gov/program_offices/housing/sfh/reo/goodn/gnndabot Along these same lines a Homestyle loan product may work for you too, having a decent down payment and great credit score.

Of course I would go ahead with the deal.

Over the last year or so I have been looking for abandoned properties to wholesale.  I've notice that there's a lot of houses that have become empty have had a reverse mortgage on them. The problem is by the time I fi...

I'm going to go ahead with it regardless, if for no other reason than to spot potential tree and liner issues.

I'll keep plugging ahead!