Sounds wild I know, but trust me I've been committed to achieving it with all my resources for years and been studying my *** off.

Sounds wild I know, but trust me I've been committed to achieving it with all my resources for years and been studying my *** off.

Typically it’s a longer commitment such as a 5 year term.

I don't want to carry that time commitment or mental weight that takes me away from more productive things. 

For a person to be able to walk away from a deal during the final inspection and still receive their deposit there would have to be a strong fraud committed on the part of the seller. 

He is committing enormous scams with his lending license and must be stopped.

I am not going to settle on this "forever home" and view it as a long term commitment for the good of my family. 

Complete newbie here...to be exact, I'm about halfway through Brandon's "Book on Rental Property Investing" (so needless to say my excitement is through the roof, but more importantly I've committed to action and am now in the "how do I make this happen" phase) I have a ton more learning, networking, and team building to do, but I have so many questions.

Student loan debt is a serious commitment, one which can take up to 20 years to repay.

It takes effort and commitment to turn $1K into $10K.