I would rather have an "Equity" partner that puts up the cash, than to "Bet the Farm" on a deal...

Doing it in the contract is normally sufficient but I've seen some agents who do it in any initial interactions.Also if you came across the property in your "normal" day to day work as an agent, then you have to disclose to the seller the fair market value of the property.

I wouldn't change it for the world though, as I've always had someone else paying for the home and its the property that got me into REI initially.

The US BK facilities are there to protect all as an orderly restructuring can be better than a fire-sale when demand is not there for what is being sold.There really are two sides to the conversation.Some of Wall Street is against this as some trades are really bets using an index that loans will default.

Initiating an eviction in response to an incident such as this is generally not a good idea.

I'll bet the closing entity is PAS - their in house subsidiary. hey are way overworked and understaffed!

He's put together what he needs for the initial costs (architect, zoning, etc.) but is having a terrible time getting what he needs for the actual development.Where does one go for this type of financing?

The initial payment of $10,000 is a partial payment for the right to be granted a purchase option.Eric Pirozok

All adults should be on the lease, with signatures (or initials) on every page, including separate house rules or other addenda.

So in a proposal to me they state the profits can be re-invested (or used to repay the investors, or to reinvest somewhere else at the GM's whim, is it reasonable to assume I could even pay more tax than my initial investment?