Internet high five!  

I used an agent to get that quote...but it was just a random person from the internet, not someone trusted or recommended.  

These two days off were a no-brain-er for me.3/28: Rental ads are up on the internet and applicants start calling in.

I have scoured the internet looking for a deal for 200,000 and can't find anything. i guess I was just trying to get in the game.

Your purchase contract confirms your cost.The rare times we are sent a canned internet spreadsheet, or a 20 page PowerPoint presentation explaining why this is a good deal, we immediately know this person is inexperienced and trying too hard.

My opinions are simply some guy on the internet who wants to see you succeed.Ok that all said.

I would not trust some free contract I downloaded off of the internet.

If you can find a way to be on BP, and to manage to ignore Turner, I've got some serious internet chops...just sayin' hah

I would not suggest getting a lease off the internet.

a 401k loan is almost the equivalent of a hard $ loan.oh, and you don't get to deduct the cost of paying those taxes back on your real estate investment.IMO, a lot of people don't have a clue about their true cost of borrowing for this vehicle. it's not mentioned on the internet very much either.there's a guy I know who is an underwriter for a bank and doesn't know about this; I feel bad for people who don't see the true cost of this.search for private loans, bank loans before this. and make sure you know how much of a hit you will take. for a $50k 401k loan, that's almost $15k you eat!