The rates and fees are higher than conventional (but in your case, you're not going to qualify for conventional, so that's not a consideration) and in our case, there is no requirement for tax returns or pay stubs so it's an easier qualification.Please colleague request me.ThanksStephanie

Seems like a lot of risk to return a 20k profit, especially if you are only paying for materials.

I want to be able to return the favor to them and be well off for myself as well.I want to thank those of you who have read the brief introduction about me and why I am here.

The options are either pay more for lower returns or go out and find the deals on your own.

I echo Ryan's comment on AMI, they have been great to work with in the past and they understand real estate investment construction (where to spend money for return, where to save, and what finished are durable for renters).

I am currently in the process of filing my 2015 tax return (extension) where I can remove those expenses to increase that year's self-employment income, but that income would be taxed at the 28% bracket so not sure if it's worth it. 

The option to buy a equipment that can yield a return, the option to buy rental property, the option for either myself or my wife to stay home with the kids, or even just the option to leave an abusive, negative work environment and not fear bill collectors.

Electric heaters you can replace yourself, gas can be more difficult for the inexperienced but easily doable. 

I'm willing to do just about anything to add value in return for knowledge and experience.

These businesses provided educational return, they got me reading books, but ultimately I failed in terms of finding personal and financial reward through them.Approximately 6 months after my realization, my wife and I were sitting in bed and I was reading the book “Rich Dad Poor Dad”.I remember distinctly, putting the book down and asking my wife “how would you feel about us selling our house and buying 2?”.