I agree to keep it low on a $450.00 a month rent.... nothing more than $100.00 that's applied to the purchase price on the back end ONLY if they excercise their option to purchase.

I was working on a deal that should have been a slam dunk and I even got word that the woman selling the property wanted to sell it quick at a low price.

Low rent on not-the-greatest house (old and poorly laid out), but good neighborhood and good landlord.

The key to success in this business is having systems for everything and hiring others to do low dollar activities for you.

I just started my Inc. not a shelf corp and they already wanted to give me an Equipment financing loan- My personal credit is good but not great (low 700).

: jobs still growing, unemployment relatively low, people still moving here from other states.

Even if you need a little extra on top of what you get from the proceeds of the lots you should easily be able to get a bank to do a loan at such a low LTV even if your DTI ratios are a little high.

I offered a very low $22,700 for the $140K note.

In this case the NEIGHBORS that forced you to offer such a low price....:)5.

b) The living room has 7 ft. ceilings--as far as I can tell, there's no way to raise them as the roof's too low.