. $__________________) plus interest.Borrower has promised to pay this debt in regular Periodic Payments (as defined in the Fictitious Deed of Trust) and to pay the debt in full not later than__________________________.

I used to be merchant banker in my previous life and I can tell you lot of stories about selling promises at premium.Good LuckVivek

 It seems like there's a lot of funding companies promising to Fund 100% of your deals but they want your credit report, up front fees and a down payment, which contradicts they're engaging pitch of "100% financing, no credit score needed".Is there any company or investor out there that will help fund deals for new investors who have no money to put down or pay up front fees?

Question.Should an investor be weary about finding a real estate broker that promise they can help with everything from financing to managing a flip project?

In addition, there is a tenant waiting to move in and she wanted a pedestal sink and even though I didn't promise, I said I would "try my absolute best", there are other reasons as well.I see a lot of places where people are adding "backsplash" on top of the pedestal sinks, such as:So I think what I am visualizing is a piece of something slightly wider than the sink, starting at say 4" above the sink running all the way to the floor. 

The goal is eventually to create enough passive income from real estate and investments to reach the promised LandYaroslav,Thank you but a new credit card is not an option that I'm willing to consider.

I can promise  you that. 

If the deal goes south, I promise you they will still come after you for the amount owed.

If you got 7 leads in 2 days and connected on the phone with 4-5, something is promising.

Cash flow as it stands is not outstanding for such a large building but the upside potential is very promising.