Recently came into 8,000 and looking to invest in real estate along with hard work and sweat equity.

If a borrower wants us to go over our time cap (be it 5 minutes or 45), we need that good faith paperwork deposit to show they are invested in the process too and not just wasting our time.In terms of the credit inquiry thing, I pull my own credit every 3 months at work and my FICO is still over 800.

Of course you always have to factor in the quality of the work and not just go with the lowest bidder, but routinely checking what the market price is helps prevent costs from ballooning.

That is a total of $25,000 donated...You do the work and the donation is made in your honor!

(I do nonprofit work, and I want build up revenue for my family and retirement that will allow continue to do service-oriented work.)I am willing to be active and have a network of relationships.

Here could be the kicker for some too, for the market appreciation guy...he she gets to see their cash flow rise overtime, essentially getting an annual raise for his work and for the initial cash flow only guy many many times the cash flow does not keep up with inflation and essentially getting an annual pay cut for his work.

If you're just looking to invest and let someone else do the work, and experienced, local management company may be the way to go.

Finding a tenant like this requires work and careful vetting of applicants by you and the property management company.

There steps that require real work and savvy people skills mental toughness.

It may be a lot of work and take a long time AND you may get nothing accomplished and lose the deal but it will be a great learning experience for you and you MAY make a nice profit if you are a Little lucky.