Of course, if there's no due diligence period, we have very little leverage in terms of asking the bank for anything, but we've actually been successful at this a few times.

I'm investing in Real Estate Full time, and wondering which is better overall in terms of profits, time spent etc.

Sorry I can't tell you, you've got to buy my system....LOL I'm kidding.In 99% of cases the problem that paralyzes most newbies is they have absolutely no confidence in themselves.Since I specialize in wholesaling, I'll give you examples in terms of that, but this advice go's for anyone....I'm not talking confidence like "I am confident I can succeed" though that does play a small role....I'm talking about the confidence when you approach investors or sellers about putting a deal together you need to come in with the mindset of....

I think it is very hard for younger investors to think in terms of a 20 year plan.

My question comes in terms of getting real estate licenses.

If it was because she just broke up with her other and is on her own for the first time, a problem is also flagged, she does not know what to expect with her day-to-day life.We normally flag single moms with a toddler as one of our top three problem classes, following 2 young men, and unmarried couple, in terms of types of renters.You have to adjust their income and outgo for the child care, hearing that oh, my mom will handle the baby while I work brings that into the picture and would normally result in asking for a co-sign if all else is in order.

That's what I thought and what I was telling the Realtors that were sending me this but I'm glad someone else put it in terms I could understand. thanks

What kinds of things have you done in your past in terms of entrepreneurship?

If the land is severly restricted in terms of its use, it will have much less value than if it was unrestricted.

Well in terms of "wanting you to buy from them directly", I would like for the world to buy their pocket bikes from my website, but they don't.