Improving your math skills if they are not great is another key skill.Part-time work: Property management, construction, sales in a hardware store, almost any sales job where you are dealing with the public on a regular basis, working as a support person for a real estate agent who is very active (marketing, web support, etc), admin work for a mortgage broker.

Also if the option puts little pressure on the seller then they may be fine with a much smaller amount for option consideration.The how you do it is the same as when you use $10,000.The why a seller would agree and being able to successfully get your deal accepted by the seller requires a bit more skill at the margins.Note that a $10 earnest money or a $10 option consideration payment makes for a good story.

I second that opinion---furthermore, he/she is using some of the fees to buydown the rate for you (PAR for NOO financing is not 6% at this time).If you want to lower your fees, you'll most like need to trade for a higher interest/monthly payment.

It is great that you wife like the idea also as harmony on the team certainly helps when you hit the occasional speed bump.Send me an email and we can trade contact details.

First things first,:welcome: bikerbarbie1Should people assume that you are a female in the construction trade?

The restaurant trade has some of the highest defaults rates of any business sector.

The fees can also rise with the value of the assets.There is a trade off between the costs and the benefit the LLC provides in terms of liability protection.

In fact I'd say you need to rent the cheapest place you can find and cut all living expenses to the bone.Then get some education, whether it's college, trade school or what have you.

You just plug in the loan terms.If the above is beyond your skill set be careful when creating notes and otherwise investing in what might be called a paper.

Trade or exchange rather than pay cash?