You will not see results, it's just a basic wholesaling scheme.

In the grand scheme, it is a small price for access to capital.

Incessantly asking the prospect to invest in your multi-level marketing scheme.

At first I looked at this as possibly just a failed investment where millions of unaccredited investors lost money (still very bad for everyone involved), but after learning about the involvement of Ronald Fossum that has a convicted history of defrauding investors and the fact that Norada is still raising money from investors, my mind now goes immediately to possible Ponzi Scheme paying past investors current funds being raised.

This might be my favorite color scheme.

Honestly, In the grand scheme of things, either option is going to be fine.If your goal is # of doors, then use the lever, if your goal is increased cashflow in retirement make the extra payment I'd say.If you really want to make more payments, make biweekly payments of half your monthly mortgage ;)You wont feel it as much.

Credit card points are great but they are a drop in the bucket in the grand scheme of being a real estate investor!

It won't be long until they catch on to your scheme (some lenders may even consider it fraud), so be careful you don't get ensnared in that. 

https://wikitia.com/wiki/Pace_MorbyWell, while I don't blame a man for something his dad did, I do expect a man who is making a lot of money to make right by the people he has ripped off.If he treated people who trusted him this way, it won't end well for his current scheme. 

I’m not looking for the get rich quick scheme, I’m looking for how to focus my time best.