Hello, Just checked this post and it is exactly in line with what I want to do.

It will be a nice home for the area, but not top of the line.

I'm hoping to visit New Orleans this coming Autumn :) And yeah, jump in and let us know how we can help!

Splitting the meters is costly, and in my area the majority of the multi's were not originally built that way, so separating the water lines is necessary after you get the new meter.

I think if I'm asking someone to invest $20k in a venture, they'd feel much more comfortable investing if they knew I had $20k on the line too.

The lender MUST approve the land contract or the accellaration clause kicks in.Second: the lender can transfer the mortage to the buyer (assume the mortage), then the seller can take a second note for any balance due the seller (if any) .Bottom line is , if the property is not free and clear at the time of a land contract, red flags everywhere.The State that I live in treats a land contract as if it is a mortgage.

So I have began early lining up my end buyers but I'm just not sure how to market to them.

It's a great way to joining a soup line!

Originally posted by @Jon Klaus: Put them on your credit card, get the miles, and pay off the card.I don't do miles, but always on the card and get the associated "rewards".Also just got a few new business lines with 18 month 0% so it would have been nice to get a big tax deduction in 2013 that I wouldn't have to actually pay until 2015

Line up your financing, have cash ready.