However with that said, when I got started those classes were 200 bucks.

Still, I am determined to earn a buck.

utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_source=Twitter&utm_term=Autofeed#link_time=1483452910So how can a bank get this for a buck?

Hard money lenders do offer financing for flips, but you'll be paying higher interest rates, origination points, and the maturity date may be short, with additional points due upon default, i.e., failure to repay.  

I think I pay 30 bucks a month for a $10 copay anywhere I go with a 1000 deductible with my W2 job currently.

If my guesses are a few bucks off in every category (which of course they will be), then 6% could quickly become 2-3%, or even worse. 12% has more room for error. 

Here's your plan:1) Generate leads2) Monetize every lead If you don't know how to accomplish #2, direct lead to others who WILL make a buck helping the prospect.

It all seems to trickle down once the neighborhood matures and construction reaches somewhat of a peak.In terms of revitalization, I personally have my eye on Grays Ferry which is the neighborhood west of Point Breeze and just east of University City. http://philly.curbed.com/2016/10/26/13322180/philadelphia-neighborhoods-to-watch

I was a general contractor and did work for a local house flipper and after a few houses and many questions i offered to put in a few bucks and partner.

That being said, if you did want to charge a few bucks for your visit, in these specific instances I believe you would be within your rights to do so.