I know to each their own but I've always been fascinated on the insight of successful individuals when they reflect on where they came from.

I have worked in real estate briefly as an assistant to brokers so I am familiar with the personal purchase and selling of homes.

Funds received from sellers, nonprofit or other organizations, including state and local government agencies, for down payment assistance grants cannot be used to reduce the required contribution.Funds paid for costs outside of closing, such as hazard insurance, taxes, application fees, and other items related to the purchase, are considered part of the homebuyer’s required contribution.

@Terrence Williams  As you mentioned, most of the specifics will come out during each individual deal, but I think you're generally asking the right questions for this kind of preliminary meeting. 

The renter put the 1099 under the name he makes the check out to (our serving agent who is an individual).

Loan servicers will assist in compliance.Closing/Wrap: Despite the legions of title companies, they are merely insurance agents. 

Things that successful investors also do.Construction and project management also present opportunities and experiences that would prove beneficial as a full-time investor.It really depends on the individual.

I have recently begun working with an individual to help me with paperwork and other tasks.My top three tasks as of now are (after training): 1.

Any criticisms would be of great assistance.

This would be a private money loan where an individual is lending me money for 30 years, much like a bank.