I think Chase will waive the savings fee if you set up an automatic transfer of 25 bucks form a checking account.

Welcome to the new world of RE investing where it comes down to making a buck at any cost.

Which is also great , Now i'm thinking the seller is really awesome , he is willing to finance me $5000 big bucks and he is not interested in making any additional money off interest .

So, your choice, do you really want to make money honestly, ethically, legally or do you just want a fast buck scamming the public, if so you can continue your discussion in the guru folklore world of real estate along with the rest of the uninformed. :) 

@John PlattsLots of these unlicensed brokers will do anything for a buck.

Expired listings - Direct mail post cards - letters - to targeted owners - commercial - lots - non-conforming -Internet web site (received over 100 leads in 6 weeks)Farming - know how to - where to go - what to say - who to approachRadio - commercial must be sincere - have reference and be brandedTV -if you don't look the part - hire talent to shoot the commercial for youAll of the above methods I have used and have done successful transactions - anyone with a few bucks can find leads - motivated sellers (that's the easy part of this crazy business)  - but------ the important thing here is WHAT YOU DO  when you get a lead!

@Julie Hassett  you could just look at it as the cost of doing business... 1,500 bucks is nothing if you lost it.. and you probably won't.. people really get hung up on these small dollars

At some point you can either start to extend maturity or just keep adding more notes to the portfolio.

But I'm not trying to make a quick buck with this.

I bought a house for 1,000 bucks!!