Some personality disordered people truly enjoy trying to aggravate and get under you skin when they get mad about something which may be completely unrelated to the stated problem.

Being a capital raiser for other's deals is completely legitimate in my book (I do it), but "Shady" doesn't even describe some of the people saying they own X amount of units without ever putting skin in the game (money) or signing on a loan.

Right now I work in a dirty, dangerous environment that is hazardous to health, so I want to transition into a new career and I really like the idea of commission based sale, love real estate, and plan on investing in the future I figure becoming a Realtor is the natural choice.

If anyone brought me a deal that I liked, I'd be more than happy to fund the whole thing and give them a portion even if they didn't have any skin in the game. 

@Dylan ArvesonIt's natural for people to want to push the market but often it backfires if they push too hard.

@Nathan G. natural gas service, in Philly, is provided by the Philadelphia Gas Works which is a publicly owned utility service. 

Naturally, there is a bunch of stuff you'll want to put together before you approach them, but I'd also consider other factors like how old the sellers are.

I naturally want to help people and even help them find a new home so they don't have to go through that struggle.If you have any information please let me know.

I never factor in natural appreciation (it's just icing on the cake), but I'm in a fairly flat market.

Hello,I’ve heard much talk about having to pay other fees like insurance and things in that nature that hard money or private money lenders do not pay for.