Based on what i've learned, im not sure that is a big enough margin for profit if anything goes wrong, price negotiates lower, need to drop the price, margin for error in repairs, etc.My realtor has a ton of experience in flipping, but only works off the MLS it seems.  

Stay motivated and drop by and tell me your reason here you want real estate as a profession.

I don't want to copy-paste and have it drop all of its legal value because they didn't sign it originally with me on the lease. 

I drop in on some of the re events down there when I can. great folks. see you around.

I am not in your neck of the woods, but there is a meetup and networking forum here, so I would check that out.I'm sorry you spent that $2,000 on the guru course, but look on the bright side, you figured it out before you dropped $20,000 on the next level training.

More like 40% drop on average. 

Again, your calculator will be able to tell you whether the slightly higher interest you might pay is going to negate the benefit of dropping the MIP.

Only credit card companies and auto and consumer finance when you have the companies subsidizing the buy downs.I see this on the lending club sites were they are making these small loans to consumers. wonder when the other shoe will drop there..

I look forward to learning from you all and hopefully getting to the point where I can drop some gems of wisdom myself.  

If you are from Kendall fl or know this area, please drop a line, good or bad!