We're not trying to sell you anything here (despite having a store full of products) . . . we really just want people to help one another to learn and improve themselves.

I am in New York because I am involved with an exciting new social networking site focused to bring together the real estate and building industries, namely : real estate, planning, finance, development, design, construction, fabrication, and products.

Contractor's spend a LOT of time with prospective clients and these are hours that are non productive to the contractor.

Last month, my son was teaching his sister how to make paracord bracelets to sell (he has a deal with a few local sport shops that buy and resell his bracelets).

Understand that lenders are selling a product, money, they are in business they aren't there to do favors.

Hint: people buy the crap out of diet products on New Year's Day.Online affiliate marketing is buying ad space online, whether in the form of a banner ad or those text links you see on the right side of, say, Google.

I've recently spoke with a lender that plans to add a new product for unwarrantable (I think that's the correct term) condos and town houses.  

But, I guess you need to clarify what "red flags" are to you.Someone could be killing it/raking it in with sterling credit, income, etc. for that all to change when the cards fall if they are behind a ponzi scheme or even an honest profession that fizzled out (e.g. an actor, model, lottery winner or sports star who blew threw their cash.)Thus, a good tenant in the past could be lousy in the future and vice versa.

Its not that I dont believe in my product, but that I have made a professional commitment to my clients to not compete with them.

The product (providing affordable housing in the form of a mobile home) is not illegal in itself but the method of delivering this product (owner-financing the mobile home) is in question.