It then dawn on me, it's the kitchen drain from my own kitchen sink that's sitting in the same cabinet I am squeezed into.

DF won't cause a problem if all is well, the deal goes smoothly, they pay on time etc,,but if you have to evict someone (they will say foreclose),,,someone later decides the deal is bad, etc,,that's when you will have a problemJust because someone will sign something today, and it 'seems ok', doesn't mean they won't have some lawyer looking for any loopholes later, which is when the problems will happen.I negotiate long, lengthy agreements on a daily basis (not REI), a deal could involve $50k in attorneys fees on each side,,,but we joke, that we throw the APA in the file cabinet, and as long as everybody does what they are suppose to, its never looked at again,,but the one deal that goes bad is why you spend the money to make sure everything is perfect,,,I was considering offering some lease to own deals before DF,,at this point I'm sitting on the sidelines seeing what happens, people far smarter than me with more money to throw at this will get it figured out

Refinancing "regardless" at 40% could lead to money sitting around not working or worse a new car or a trip to Hawaii.

You also need to make sure you keep the LLC adequately capitalized.Then you, your Dad and your brother need to sit down with said insurance agent and talk about a big ole umbrella policy.

My brother in law is still working just an okay job 32k a year and still paying off student loans in his 40's. It's

If you can get that charge off removed and get a credit card for about six months you'll be sitting in the 700's easily.

These idiots... sorry, future real estate millionaires, were running to the back of the room to put their deposit down and secure themselves one of these fine properties.I remember sitting there thinking, "If I bought one of those, I'd put my 'For Rent' sign out front, and so would every single other owner."

We were sitting on the fence, and were considering having it anyway, but when the governor requests that we shut down, it's sort of mandatory.

You are sitting on a pile of private money your company allows employees while working access to their retirement funds to self direct.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.You might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing they work great in your areas.

Now if you have a cash buyer that wants the deal and understands the game they will probably let you do it.I know I would be okay with it as long as the seller was sitting in the other room just waiting to do the paperwork.The attorneys/escrow agent handle all the money so it isn't like they are just giving you a certified check made out to you for the full purchase price and just trust you will pay the seller and give them title.