A year ago I went to a house flipping seminar and I saw a proceas that worked and that I understood.

Hope I understood your comments properly Jeff

this is the just of what I understood it was about a 30 minute phone conversation lots of information was told to me  this is what I retained I want to see what you guys think and if it's worth getting together with him and hearing more about it 

She stated that the mortgage holder could call the loan due because it is understood to be my primary residence or they could ask me to refinance the property into an investment property loan.  

@Rian Ash@Wayne BrooksRian I miss understood. 

The next day, I called dozens of brokers until I found someone who understood the issue and was confident that he could solve the problem.  

Consider this excerpt from the legal notice I pulled from our local paper (I left out the pieces that are easily understood like 10% cash due at sale, etc ):... in order to raise the principal sum of $137,040.05 with accrued interest of $21,804.38, through January 29, 2015, with the total subsidy granted of $11,690.08, escrow charges in the amount of $1,709.14, with late charges in the amount of $1,014.40, and with fees assessed of $6,621.93 for a total unpaid balance due of $179,879.98.  

Most importantly for you, I also own my own business and went in with the mindset that I wanted a brokerage who understood this and was open to even helping me generate new clients for my other business.

Understood.  

I've never understood the logic behind this theory.