Yep, it's about that simple, except you don't get a brokerage license, capital requirements, bonded, state registration, vetted with title insurance, accepted as an originator by the mortgage banker/wholesaler out of a cereal box.

There may not be any equity by the time medical, nursing home, bail bonds agent etc is done.

I have gotten some quotes from plumbers around my area and actually found a licenses/bonded/insured plumber that is willing to teach me the process of installing the boiler while giving him a hand.

Capital assets include a home, household furnishings and stocks and bonds held in a personal account.

If the terms are acceptable just bond around it and close.

One other factor that could have influenced mortgage rates in the past week may have been the veering of investments from stocks into bonds.

These vary in size and do not need to be cash but can be an IRA or stocks and bonds.

I feel slightly uncomfortable renting rooms to tenants who don't know each other (and don't share any common bonds as college students may have) and I'm wondering whether or not I should begin to ask tenants to vacate in a slow drip in order for me to renovate and put up for rent again where the tenant will have to pay the full amount for the unit as opposed to the room (and leaving me with vacancies).

Bonds?

The city has already approved bonds and other spending for infrastructure to prepare for the rapid growth.There will be tremendous need for low-cost housing since many of the employees in the villages are in the service industry.