Well, frankly, even with my experience I doubt I would get to a comfortable position to buy these notes in Ohio for the valuation aspects Dion pointed out.If due diligence for NPNs were stated in a flow chart it would take a book with each page having fold out pages 4 fold, if you took each of those 4 fold pages out and placed them edge to edge, top to bottom, I say those pages would cover about 1800 to 2000 square feet.

Just cut my college freshman a check for $250 for the work he did while home on spring break.

If you do that job yourself, you can earn the PM's cut.

Power company cut the power at the pole for non-payment/theft of power.

They are great, but expensive and unless you are getting a really great deal on a property it will cut into your cashflow too much.

Maybe just a little better to give it an edge in the market.

That is if you have a valid claim or complaint, but you need to understand where they sit.If you don't have a license and don't have an agent, you could contact the seller explain his agent is failing to follow up and see if you can cut your deal, very tactfully.

If your goal is to pay off your debt in 5 months, then you should look for extra income and cut expenses.

The house is on a tight crawl space so I would have the contractors cut through the subfloor(floors are being redone anyway).

I immediately texted my buddy Account Closed issued a No Shave Challenge but I'm trying to make a good impression here) but I did get my mop of a head cut down to something more respectable.