Try to find a discounted home because you'll hear this saying a lot in realestate which goes: "you make your money when you buy, not when you sell".

Taking a 40 yr mortgage will give you a little more cash flow but unless you get a substantial discount on your interest rates the cash flow will be minimal at best, where as you take a 15 or 30 yr mortgage you will have more equity sooner so when you do sell you will profit moreexample on a $150k loanon a 30 yr loan at 7% your payment will be $997.95in 10 yrs you will have built up at least $21K paid off40yr loan your payments will be $932.15in 10 years you will have $10K paid offso IMHO that $60 extra in cash flow is not worth the 10 extra years...

I believe they have more lectures, etc but you have to pay for those as well, but at a discounted member rate.

I believe they have more lectures, etc but you have to pay for those as well, but at a discounted member rate.

They are evening offering some discounts on add-on features yet the public area almost implies that all this things will be expensive additions.

If I buy a property from a developer 100K below market value,can you ask the developer to use the discount as a gifted deposit,to act as a no money down deal,or does anyone know how to aqire a property from a developer for no mony down.

So don't look for big discounts.

So if 1% of them are accepted on a house at at 25% discount for example and the house costs $200k then you just made $50k in a week.

And fortunately for you, you bought at a discount during the time when the market was the lowest, therefore making the biggest gains.

Ok then,How much of a discount do I need to get in order to wholesale and assign a contract?