The big things I would highlight to the seller are: Unlike carrying the whole note, he will receive 80% at time of closing.

Here some "food for thought" questions!

Any suggestions and recommendations would be greatly appreciated.Thanks Lots of options:- Boston Area REIA in Medford (This Thursday)- Black Diamond in Waltham next Tuesday (2nd meeting in Worcester tonight, normally on a Tuesday though)- The Boston Investor meetup in Reading quarterly (Last week so no meeting for a while)- Eastern Mass REIA in Rockland and Taunton- NEREIA in Chelmsford, 1st Wed of the month- South Shore REIA down by the Cape- House Flipping School meetup in Plymouth- Oceancity Development meetup in Saugus (Last night, 1st time I had been but it was pretty good - go just for the free food

But if you start there and start developing some experience and building up a nest egg, you'll have a better shot at moving up the food chain.

Just food for thought. 

Come join us for some great networking.Saturday March 28th @ 2:00 at the Westside Pavilion Meeting Room A Behind the Food Court10800 West Pico BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90064(310) 470-8752$5 per person to pay for the room.

Highlights:$50M raise per 12-month periodANYONE can invest (Yes, anyone...provided they have money of course ;-))Restricted to 10% of income or net worth, whichever is lessCan generally solicitStates preempted (hopefully....final rules will tell for sure)Audited financial statements required (I think the market may take care of the burdensome costs here)Submission must be approved by SEC - Not sure what all is involved here and whether or not the timing problems may be an issue here.  

There is a lot of great food for thought on this line of posts ... we just sold our latest flip pre-market with an agent I knew, with a buyer who had missed on several deals before ours came across.

Not even fast food work.

Now, on the other hand, if you need a deal so bad real fast cause you can't pay rent or buy food or something like that - well a second job is the way to go for that, not investing.