Take the six months it would take you to repay the money and learn for yourself.I hope youre not the kind of person that watches commercials on TV and go arguing with your doctor how much better for you it would be to get the drug from the TV commercial versus what he's been prescribing for you that's been working just fine.

My thought process in the past was dont occur to much or any debt and your credit will be fine, now i guess accrue a little and take care of it asap.

These idiots... sorry, future real estate millionaires, were running to the back of the room to put their deposit down and secure themselves one of these fine properties.I remember sitting there thinking, "If I bought one of those, I'd put my 'For Rent' sign out front, and so would every single other owner."

wow surprised it took so long for someone to welcome you thx for being a part of this community, as for phil pujawhatever you can see all of his seminars basically on youtube for free, some really good info, some also left to be desired, you will be fine in all your endeavors, no matter what your ques.

If the buyer wants me to deposit the EMD with their attorney, I'm fine with that.  

JohnSome attorneys and title companies will be fine doing that and others will not.This is usually a bigger deal if the seller is a bank and/or if the end buyer is using financing.

I'm fine with not getting .90/sf but am struggling with the right number.Previously, with pretty terrible tenants it was $525/bills paid.

As long as you have 12 months you will be fine.

City officials have been cracking down, and fines can be very steep.

Which is fine, just learning the system!