Well, i prefer you buy Condos. you owned it, you earn by renting it too.

This will save you so much headaches down the road because if you have it in an interest bearing account you have to show the tenant paperwork of how much interest they earned while you were holding the money etc etc.

They will now included the 5% in all new projects cost and the preferred return does not start until we as investors "earn" that fee back form the project's "profit".

The ARV is 60k Owes 40k remainingIs there any way to make this out of some positive earnings through Owner financing due to not having enough equity to wholesale?

Pay more get a,b,c,d.e etc and I knew one agent who always told their sellers 7% so they could offer 3.5 to the buyers agent while 'earning' an extra .5 themselves for selling it so fast.

You must be self-employed with earned income, not just passive income.

I was just wondering what some of the problems that new investors (or experienced investors) run into throughout their unique investing process.

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In meantime, happy to start small and careful and learn as I earn (emphasis on learn).

Probably one of the most important issues that is never addresses in creative financing books is how the money is handled…Money needs to be handled properly right from the inception of the deal.A buyer wants to make sure his hard earned monthly payments go to pay the loan.Sellers want to make sure the loan(s) and taxes are paid.Is there anyway to get safely around the dreaded due on sale clause acceleration clause?