Slight variations work elsewhere.If you are new and looking at buying a property or a house, or other real estate, I’d compare cash to financing, to offering creative financing to the owner.

Then magically you'll get "declined" and never hear from them again.Another variation of this is washing hot checks.

Slight variations work elsewhere.Are you new?

Slight variations work elsewhere. 

Slight variations work elsewhere.

Slight variations work elsewhere. 

MHP have one of the largest variations in a tenant profile that is NOT reflected in cap rates like the traditional apartment market.

The term spec home usually refers to new builds that are built on speculation (i.e. built with the hope/plan of selling it to a buyer than has not been identified yet, after construction is finished) [Though maybe there are regional variations?

Here, your lender would be entitled to his interest (and points if he's sophisticated enough to require them), and you would keep 100% of the remaining profits.There are only about 764 variations on this, but those are the basics of an equity interest and a debt interest in a flip.Just so you know, it usually works out that a hard money lender ends up with about 25% to 33% of the profit in a flip, for relatively little risk.

Rate variations should be a minimal point.