I can also split my commission and contribute it directly to your closing costs! 

@Tim JohnsonI call his office all the time, in fact today I just wanted to clarify with his office whether or not he mentioned if the protest lately have contributed to the Covid cases in Minnesota since nobody socially distances or a lot of the protestors don’t wear masks

Profit distribution ironically depends upon the managers’ experience and their share of contribution in terms of work and labor throughout the lifespan of the investment opportunity.

Your premiums will be lower now, you will get the tax benefit (triple tax benefit, actually) for funding it ($3,550 for individual/$7,100 for family contribution limits for 2020), and many employers will help contribute to it.

It's very difficult to give a meaningful answer with such a general question and especially without any background information.I checked the map and it looks like it's in the middle of nowhere.

Looking forward to connecting and contributing as well.Dale

Get the seller to contribute 4% toward the closing costs. 

Our biggest lesson learned during this project was the importance of identifying the strengths and weaknesses of each contributing person of our team in order to execute future projects more efficiently.

I have a local lender who will finance with 10% down and my buddy the seller will contribute 3% towered closing costs.a few questions:-Is there such thing as a "Down Payment Loan?"

I always stress to the new tenant that it is for any damages and not rent.Most landlords/Property Managers ask for the same amount of deposit as monthly rent....I think this contributes to above problem.