But, one must do what one must do to make ends meet for now!

They got 10% and we clipped the 2% of their $250k plus got the points.So we got $30k in interest, $10k in points and $5k from interest on their end so it was 18%+.

@Caroline PowellAs long as the final product ends up being a residential 1-4 unit property where the primary borrower intends to reside in one of the units as their primary residence for 1 year, then you can do an FHA loan on it ... including the FHA 203k. 

I earn up to 5% cash back on my credit cards.

it sounds like in both cases, someone (the tenants / their insurance company) ends up suing me/my insurance company.

Rather than cut the price and show less earnings for sales, they simply take it in the expense end and give you free or $1 meals in addition to your normal order.

I have project management and re agent experience along with time so I keep coming back to flipping with an occasional brrr to build long term.

I started hinting a couple of months ago that I will need to take legal measures if he doesn't get caught up and back to consistent payments.

We believe that sustainable housing is a part of sustainability as a whole and restoring once great spaces back to their former glory for others to enjoy and live. 

My question is how do I figure how much to offer him in payments for the time period and would I just offer the balloon at the end of the term?