I know it's not "foundational" as somebody obviously dropped something (like weights).

I travel for work and $79/month is worth it's weight in gold just to take the call and diagnose problems.

I picked up a part time bartending gig recently to save up for my down payment faster that is busy on Thursdays so I can't make it very often.

Could be 10 days or longer; some services claim they can do it faster.

But evictions cost $$ so you need to weight that in also...Plus, some tenants get mean and nasty and destroy things...

The standard Beneficiary Agreement stipulates that any such amount proven to be owed to the defaulting beneficiary is to be paid...in the form of an unsecured promissory note, which note shall be retired only upon disposition of the property at the trust’s termination.Although it may seem to some that the default provision described here is weighted in favor of the investor beneficiary; it actually is not.

If you pay down the 470k faster your effective rate will decrease and you will eventually be able to remove PMI.OTH you need certain amounts of cash with this kind of debt so would save cash first.Would another RE deal increase cash flow or reduce it?

To get into deal flow faster, you should offer to be a junior to a more experienced broker in your office in exchange for a percentage of the fee.

You won't make as much as an RN but you will be out of school faster and still command around $15-$18 an hour.

So, we *ALWAYS* ensure that the house is empty of other contractors when our painters are working -- things get done faster and everyone is happier.