@Kim McGrathI would reach out to some ira investors who like to offer land notes and see if they will finance it for you.

If Nubbs Nobb is closed I would speculate that Boyne Highlands, which is literally across the street, would still offer a lot of business in that area.

I'm looking at buying a self-serve car wash and force value / revenue by installing a car port / detail bay for a mobile detailer to be stationed there weekly and offer custom detail services.

We build long-lasting relationships and make it possible for people to work together again by focusing on results that are good for everyone.Early on, I learned how important it was to look over deal sheets carefully and never accept the first offer.

I offered 2,000.00 over asking and the deal was quickly accepted.

With those stats, you'll pull half the accountants in the forum out of the woodwork, most of us would be more than happy to work with someone in your financial position as it means we can provide a fair amount of value.Whoever you work with, I would recommend you consider finding a firm with substantial experience to offer in both real estate, and estate/gift planning given your goals.. 

I personal would only explore re-financing with other lenders (having conversations- getting to know what they offer).

Hopefully I can be a resource as well!

The winning bidder offered a lot of non-refundable earnest money.

The last few properties we have put on the market went under contract in under a week with multiple offers but they were priced right, were inline with the area but were done with quality and were in desirable areas.Unless you are dealing in a low-end market, a home warranty should be a standard inclusion especially for first time home buyers.