As far as government is concerned towards small business - they discourage it and want you to continue being a tax slave for big business.

Watch the republican debates, it is continuously brought up.

I think I will discuss extending the option 6 months at the current agreed upon purchase price and continue doing so every six months until the appraisal comes in at that price.

He will also continue to receive the scholarship money to use towards other investments for the next three years.Originally, he was spending a lot of time with me looking at owner financed properties.

Most have to do with continual communication, transparency, pre-approval thresholds, and accountability standards.One note, as a long distance investor, you will almost certainly not be able to get local bank financing.

Through networking in my area, I keep hearing "FHA wont approve" and continuously see "cash or conventional financing only" on the listing.

HR 4 (Comprehensive 1099 Taxpayer Protection and Repayment of Exchange Subsidy Overpayment Act of 2011), which the President signed on April 14, 2011, very clearly repealed the requirement for landlords to file 1099-MISC.

So I told my agent I'll pass on this property and continue to look for the next deal.

I actually closed on two residential lots yesterday, so yes, people do continue to buy lots depending on the area and the price.

This is posted at https://www.gooddealzone.com/financing/100_ltv_loan/100-ltv-loans/Repayment: $500 per month for every $100,000 borrowed (equivalent to 30YR Loan at 4.375%)Origination: 15% origination cost (can be paid out of loan proceeds)PAYOFF FEATURE:If all payments are made on time, no balloon payment is required; loan will be forgiven at month 60, and you will get a free and clear title in five years.So, literally, for every $100,000 borrowed, your repayment equals $30,000Raymond