Wonder if you could negotiate before you get an attorney involved.

If you want it purely for yourself, the difference between $350k and $200k will be big in terms of neighborhoods, square footage, and amenities. 

If his finances are not involved in the project, then he doesn't risk anything while you are risking your savings, so think about how you can decrease this risk.

Other than not being directly involved with the real estate (homeowner is responsible for repairs, taxes and insurance-which can be considered a pro) They claim their default ratio is 3% and that they have no problem getting homeowners to purchase.

It's been around for a while but I avoided it up until the last couple of years because of the risk involved.

I am currently looking for someone that is actively involved in RE Investing with 35 miles of Lawrenceville, Ga.

I would prefer that I never collected a late fee because that extra $50 or so is not worth the time involved in collecting the late rent.

If you're interested in "selling" your knowledge, I think that personally I would want to get involved with someone like you if it was a partnership.

A tiny house builder can answer those questions better.Financing is different from traditional lending because no land is involved.

She didn't truly "source" these lots, I just found them via an email blast that she set up for me.2) I would like get the new-home broker involved because of his specific knowledge and I hope that by involving him it will help to build a relationship there.