I do reach out to hard money lenders on occasion to see what monies they have available and at what cost. 

Empty land is a blank canvas for the right real estate developer.

Michael Blank's two (2) books are also very useful and practical.

They also have a guest speaker on occasion.

I rarely leave money in my deals (have on a few occasions for very unexpected events) and have always done 80/20 LTV loans.Good luck and keep us posted.rdinvestors

You know who you are, what you want and prepare yourself to rise to the occasion as opportunities present themselves!

But after reading 10x by Grant Cardone, I now have a list of more unrealistic goals now such as:"I started my own companies by 2016""I have muti-billion dollars company which operates its own""I weigh (blank) and I have a black belt"etc etc.I think you can def achieve your goals.

You need to know what it says and means, but you really need to know what to put in the blanks.

Move on to another CSR or another branch.And although the security deposit funds are not your money, if the account isn't opened under the tenant's SSN (you will need to get a blank W9 form from IRS website and have it filled out by the tenant to accomplish this) and instead is ties to your SSN (or EIN), the bank will send the 1099-INT to you and also send that to the IRS telling the IRS it is your interest income; but keep in mind that the 1099-INT isn't sent out for earnings below a certain amount (I believe that is $10 total annual interest - totaled from ALL accounts tied to that SSN at that bank).  

We have asked tenants to leave on one other occasion and they left relatively quietly so I'm praying this one goes this way as well.