Yep, using my tools, something to do during downtime and between vacation outings.I also enjoy the exercise working on my Properties.  

This is all subject to leases and local laws.As far as the rents being low to market, I would exercise caution.

The current average rate is 5.04 (https://www.bankrate.com/finance/mortgages/current...) but credit score, zip code, loan amount, points, and and other factors play into that role. 

Now, the reason that keeps me going even days when I don't want to do it is to give people hope that you can become someone and provide a role model and platform for the next generation to follow.

I wouldn't advise the W2 route, without knowing more facts, there is too much liability for creating a W2 role when it is not an accurate description of their work performed.How are you structuring ownership if not in an entity?

However, if by "owner financing" they mean something like something like a lease option (where you take control of the property but don't actually become the owner at first...you're just leasing it until you decide to exercise your option), that would allow your seller to *feel* like they've sold the property now, but not actually sell it until later, and do a 1031 exchange at that time you actually buy it.  

It implies that the insurer will have a significant role in fighting any lawsuit. 

When exercising the MLO, what are general terms offered?

I think money is a means to and ends, not an ends, and a big part of what we're doing is affording ourselves the time and capabilities over time to be entrepreneurial, invest in other opportunities, and hopefully be the role models for our kids and those around us that we feel we should be.That means getting after it and being prepared to capture opportunities as they present themselves, not just including real estate.

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