It makes the seller comfortable.Talking like Peter Falk and Colombo will help you get terms deals.Some that in here and happy Friday everybody, I'll try to get something else up here when I have time.I would love everyone that reads this to get motivated to think about having a terms business and cash businessA terms business is subject to, wraparound mortgages, and lease option assignments.A cash business is wholesaling flipping.And don't be a one trick pony, have a full toolbox. 

I spent last Friday driving around with him seeing the scope of their operation and their current construction going on in addition to looking at the future sites.

Best of luck out in Friday Nights Lights Country!

The next stop we have is to talk to a lawyer which will be this Friday October 6.

We meet generally on the last Friday of the month.

We know which mattress we want to buy, we've bought the TV on a Black Friday sale. 

One is on Friday morning, the other two run by guys who have been involved in this market for years.

Some form of the law will likely be passed by Friday.  

Hi Everyone, Hope everyone is enjoying this Friday, I want to share a recent experience regarding sprinkler systems/permits in Philadelphia and how they are required on 3 units or more, also including converting a duplex into a triplex, quad, etc.

If this is a cost plus, you need not to give him money, he will have to give you the quote, then you issue a check to the supplier everytime he buys them (your local homedepot calls this "managed account services"), for small items, he needs to fund it (or you expose $1000 as revolving fund, to be deducted at last payment). for all material receipts, he will have to keep all of it, and bill you a certain % from the total amount, if  doesn't give you the receipt, it doesnt exist (good way to keep your receipts too, have him submit it to an envelope along with a tape/tabulated excel printout). for payroll, you will negotiate a specific rate per trade (all inclusive to lessen litigation issues), and you will have to pay him 2 calendar days after he sends his payroll (maybe friday after work hours, or saturdays preferred). for your safety, be sure to get a waiver of subrogation on all of his insurances naming you as additional insured, call your local agent for this, they know best.