.), and leave the door-knocking to the vaccuum salesmen.Get creative.

I was thinking about ways to get creative and create a niche for myself.

I need some creative ideas on how to generate income outside of the IRA by using the IRA funds.

You can really get creative with Dreamweaver, but XSitePro sites are built using a template layout system.Though XSitePro has its own template system, it's good enough to create stunning websites.

Let me answer the question from my point of view:I would never expect a lender to advance me funds directly - the money should ALWAYS be sent to a lawyer in trust.I would expect that my lender would want his lawyer to review the agreement between us to ensure that my lender was covered.I would NEVER expect a lender to lend funds unless the funds were backed up by a hard asset with a substantial sum of money invested in the asset by the person requesting funds.For example - I will have $ 40 K of my own cash into the deal for a house that is valued at $ 180K +, but that we are purchasing for $ 160K.

Credit isn't as important if your interested in creative financing techniques, I would highly recommend spending that money on more advanced education and or marketing depending on which strategy you end up choosing.

There are afgents out there happy to work with investors and their creative ways of thinking so it will be hit or miss to find them.Good luck.

But let's say you have found an investor friendly title company that will do double closings, simultaneous closings, another words they are creative.

I would think priming would ensure a better adhesion.

A pre-transaction review would be meaningful and most smart investors will ensure they have proper guidance in advance of embarking on a new venture, but any custodial requirement for such would be entirely impractical.Further, most custodians requesting this are fully aware that some LLC providers are actually providing the review service and others are just allowing you to sign off saying they are your reviewer when they have no real intention of performing the service - at least not in a meaningful way.