Quite simply, it's risk versus reward.

My job has given me the opportunity to branch out and meet new people as well as start a rewarding career.

If having that land will increase your enjoyment, will expand and fulfill your lifestyle, and will make your experiences more fulfilling and rewarding... hey, it's hard to put a price tag on that.Need help finding your checkbook?

-100 for food, now you have 15 bucks slush fund and 85 for maint or 100 for a balance.

If all the food, clothing, and furniture is gone, they're probably gone.

Yeah, but that's wehre Austin seems to be rewarding investors.

It you're using your ATM card to pay small amount, like grabbing a sandwich at a fast food restaurant or something at a convenience store, I would strongly encourage this.

This is a messy situation, and it doesn't sound very rewarding for the agent.

Ive noticed that this usually happens when he's dealing with an investor who wants a certain return- which has taught me to be realistic, but to stick to my guns.These property sell themselves most times (malibu and beverly hills duh)- thats why I figure he stresses the initial sale price so much bc the sales process is just a bunch of phone calls- I like how he bluffs sometimes and puts himself out there- big risk big reward.

You're paying cash, he isn't... you should reap more rewards.