I know there’s a learning curve with everything but I’d hate for them to miss out on a great opportunity because I didn’t convince them to at least try calling someone.

Yes, on a $1 million property, he'd purchase by putting down $100K (10%), leaving a balance of $900K (called the principal).

.- I'm 25- I am the frontman for an indie/pop/rock band, called McAllister.- I am currently taking courses to get my real estate license- I am interested in all types of real estate investing (wholesale, buy & flip, buy & hold), but my long term goal is to build a portfolio of buy & hold properties.I would really like to connect with any & all of you that are located in DFW!

Also a lot of time spent trying to thing of other passive income streams along with jobs that I can do from my computer at work, which have evaded me thus far.The question I have for you all is a list of the pros & cons of gaining my real estate license to use on a part-time basis.My job is flexible in that I can leave the office to make appointments nearly any time of the day and am able to answer phone calls.

--Take out the HELOC on the rental and my stockpiled cash and pay off the mortgage on my main home in full and call it a day until the crash comes along when I will have likely saved up more money and have equity in my home, but of an unknown amount.

Get a list of a few choices.Call and leave a message saying you are calling off one of their yard signs. 

I don't know any big banks that would touch this.I'd call the smallest 5-10 banks and/or credit unions in Birmingham.

I called my current lender for the house I live in now (30 year note) and asked if they can assist me. 

@Robert WalstonI haven't put down anything as yet...listings are going quickly here, before I can even get an offer on the table, the listing has multiple offers.Not joking, today, July 6th, received an email alert from an agent for multi-fams, texted realtor at 8am to put an offer on a duplex, she calls me 8:15am & says their deadline for offers was 5pm yesterday.

To over simplify, one I call the California method (buy high and sell higher) and the Texas method (buy for positive cash flow).