So put your name in and we’ll draw the first 500 names and then you’ll have the privilege of buying those lots.

I bought a triplex here in Tucson that I currently house hack and have had the privilege of getting to know many great lenders.

I don't think we as investors always recognize the fact that we are privileged to have 2 cars in a family.

As long as your place is clean, well maintained, and not a dump, then it is a privilege for them to be living there and they shouldn't abuse it. 

I use this equation and my life is peaceful, buyers know how privileged they are being on my list as only one of the view.

I would recommend getting prequalified with a traditional lender and use your VA privileges for a 30 year fixed rate low or no money down option, especially if it's your first deal. 

My model is to treat the clients that I have the privilege of serving better than 99% of agents out there, both during escrow and after closing (respond faster than anyone, anticipate my clients needs and address them before they raise them, etc).

Why would you pay a fee for the privilege of keeping a bank account open, when some banks don't charge that fee?

One of the ways I’ve tried to do this was by adding my name to my grandmothers American Express account, as one of her privileges she could give cards up to four ppl, so I became one.

I also had the privilege of being able to see how the property handles flooding before I closed on it due to the 3rd worst recorded flooding event our area has ever recorded.