Jose, one place to start will also be your birthday :) As a principle in your own transactions, you will need to be 18 in most cases to sign your contracts.

We got rid of it, lost money and are back on our sound principles of cash-only or maybe a 15-year-mortgage with a payment cheaper than rent.

Then, using the principles of Deal Flow, you ought to recognize your value in the process is as a lead generator and give the equity-qualified prospects to a company that can monetize them and be prepared to accept a referral fee, since they made the deal happen.Alternatively, learn how to skiptrace the owners (or heirs) or hire someone to do that for you.

If they look at your website and don't call, then you have no ability to get over their objections.

Pay down some of the principle with your current funds, then recast it (unless your lender suggests a better method). 3.

They are a business just like real estate.My wife is actually very successful with one, and I have found that many of the principles are exactly the same for what I am doing with real estate.

It will look something like this: File some sort of application for zoning change (possibly requiring engineering studies to support you case), posting notice on your property and notifying the properties within a certain vicinity (say within 500' of yours) of the proposed change, go through the approvals process and most likely have a public hearing where residents can object if they choose to.Obviously this will take money everything from filing the application to studies and notices.

If your total payments for that year were, say, $20,000, and $5000 of that went to paying down the principle and $15,000 went to interest, only the $15,000 is deductible.

And ultrasonic cleaners are used for disaster recovery to clean up delicate objects.

Brent Smith's principle of RE class at VCU.