I would probably take a nice downpayment or ask for 1/2 the assignment fee up front.

In fact you can take the profit and find a home and pay cash for it free and clear and enjoy a nice chunk of positive cash flow every month for the rest of your natural life (as long as tenant is in place).

Or some people are way to frugal, never buy anything nice and do nothing but saving and investing.

Their is a nice Repo house for sale in my area.

It just would have been so easy in a nice rectangle room as opposed to cutting around the cabinets, but yeah youall're right...

Nice to have you here. 8)

The more I realize I would be doing my life a grave injustice if I just submitted to the dogma.The dogma that we must work HARD for our money, get a nice education, find a nice job that will take "care" of us the rest of our lives on into retirement.

Toilet $200 (nice toilet)Vanity $400Top $150Faucet $1002 piece shower/tub unit $300Faucet for shower $150Flooring Vinyl $1/sqft1/4" flooring .50/sqftDrywall for around the shower $70Material for framing $50Plumbing material $300-$400All in all you could redo a bathroom, without doing your own work for roughly $3000 if you are smart about it.

Not only would I have a well-built and nice looking home, but I'd also be saving the past since so many morons just bulldoze that stuff down nowadays showing no care about the past.I also had the idea of moving out to a place like South Dakota where they have those old ghost towns, and maybe buying an old fixer-upper building in a ghost town and restoring.

I do work at Keller Williams, the nice thing about profit sharing at KW is that you don't have to participate if you choose not not.