Thanks for the quick replies.Sounds like I need to shop for a qualified intermediary as well as a CPA.  

If a contractor is charging 10% markup to assure he has the right materials on site at all times and you are not going to be there 3 times a day it probably makes sense to go that route.The building supply shops usually specialize in certain trades, where you are going to be all over the map with little projects of each.  

Also consider driving for dollars, posting signs at coffee shops, etc.9.

My friend's car was towed from an apartment complex near a very busy shopping area with limited parking.

Nicole started her sales career at a young age by helping with her family owned and operated businesses; The Dog Bar & Grill, The Country Store, and a gift shop in Cuchara during the summer months.

I shopped around but could not find anything under 4% at the time.Not sure if the bank will give you a HELOC on a second home mortgage, but it's worth asking.

Shop around, some of the bigger companies offer around 7% dividend rate.

You can, but if that note seller is shopping, you won't be making much.

As to contacting other lenders, be careful but yes you can certainly shop around.

Always looking to grab a lunch or cup of coffee with other investors to talk shop.