If not, you're shooting yourself in the foot.

Here in Little Rock, you can ask $100 per foot (for 2bdrm) in an area where upright bass players in jazz bands live.

Between them, I cut about 8 little trees (1/2" to 2" diameter) down to about 1 foot above ground.

Technically would need to figure into the equation what he would have spent in rent during that time and take that into account as well, but this is more a 10,000-foot analysis.Regardless of all of that, I am of the general personal opinion that if someone can pay their bills and obligations that they made and committed to, even if it hurts a little, they should do it.

Also...do you think that wholesaling as a agent would be worth the foot work?

Or I can tell him to go to his room as if I'm talking to a human child and he'll do it.

I learned we can go into iny place in the country and play on equal footing , and game to me most likely decided on a paly/turnover here or there.

Personally,I would investigate more into it and see why you are supposed to foot the bill.Are there multiple potential buyers you are competing with that you know of?

I think this is a great idea to get your foot in the door!

I'm currently working as a Global Migration Analyst working for Colgate-Palmolive travelling on a weekly/monthly basis overseas, I'm currently looking for jobs back in Atlanta so that I can self fund and finally give myself better footing in the Atlanta Real Estate Market, to meet more of you and to ultimately learn and see how the real estate business functions.