I would say along with everyone else to: 1) always be making connections2) always be learning3) Think of this as both a business AND a wealth building game.

Hi Everyone,My name is Olivia, I'm 24 y/o and a 2016 grad from Penn State.

Just remember to have your name, contact info, and a call to action included in each piece.Keep us posted on what you go with.

Train wreck with about 50 residential units and a few commercial buildings. 

I then experimented with various ranges of rates and terms to get to one that gives you a payment of about $1650 and a balloon after 10 years of about $180,000. 

Only material cost was link ties and new poles and a couple of bags of concrete, and labor was around $200-300.

I was able to find a local realtor and a property management company to work with and within a month have put an offer on a house!

My grandparents own (2) properties, their primary residence (paid off) and a rental property on the same street (has a bank loan with substantial equity). 

I can also refer you to a few property managers and a contractor I did work with this year that did a great job for me, depending on the size of the project. 

If he's using a 15 year amortization schedule with 10% interest rate it's materially different (economically) than a commercial lender using a 25 year amortization tables and a 5% interest rate.