Airy as well, and recently have been doing some normal maintenance/replaces on my home such as brick pointing, new wrought iron railings, new steps and patio. 

If you are normal then you would do what normal people do which is nothing.

Having contacts with these guys is great but your not actually providing those services only being the connection to them so I would assume your going to need to take a smaller equity position then we normally do or put up a larger amount of capital then we do to get the same equity split. 

I have also been selling cars for my father(he owns a shop) and made my first investment into a mustang to flip.

There’s some new apartments directly in downtown which I’ve heard will have a shuttle going between there and Oakland which will be great for the students so they won’t NEED a car.

Seth B.We would normally follow the approach Marcia outlined above - take a holding fee (non refundable, but transferrable to their security deposit if a lease is executed).We frequently rent to international students (dealing with two in Germany and one in Australia at the moment).  

Normally a 10% deposit payable to PR is to be expected. 

Some of you might be following the deal diary thread my business partner @Bill Labrecque and I started for our 2-family flip in Southington, Connecticut here on BP.After closing we noticed that in the 2-car detached garage the property has there was an "All Nighter" Wood Stove in what was otherwise a completely empty and clean space. 

Being in Georgia I have come across a few.Is it normal for the interest rate on these hard money loans to be so high?

You just have to plan for it from the beginning.Besides you'll sleep better.Don't be the used car dealer hoping they won't notice that engine noise if you pour some motor honey in the oil.