I like this system because they have an incentive to save and also get rewarded with the items that they purchase.

I would like to use crowd funding for humanitarian investing, like homeless shelters, abused womens shelters, food banks, etc.

The neighbors most motivated to help are the ones who own their homes and pay attention to maintenance — they’re the ones who benefit by keeping property values high.You can also offer the neighbors a reward: if they save you $1000 in damages, giving them back $25 is a no-brainer.

Not that anyone ever companied about more cash, but I don't need money to put gas in the car or food on the table (set for 1).

If you run the numbers through the calculator I posted above using 25% down and 75% loan, the returns are MUCH different, even after figuring payments.It might look like this;121K Investment108K Income (90% Return)- 50% Expenses= 54K Operating Income (45% Return)- 5K Return on Father's Investment (@4%)- 29K Payments (@5%/20Years)= 20K Net Income (16%)Just food for thought.

Just wanted to give you food for thought.

Put your time in, take it seriously, and reap the rewards.

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I think that you have a great plan going, put in your labor now, and reap the rewards!

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