Lack of proper notice can be a big issue, a local attorney can let you know exactly where you stand.

I have seen thousands of home owners over the years get stuck with an I/O Heloc and cannot refinance it due to lack of pay down and not enough equity/appreciation.You still have a 30 year mortgage at low 6% versus a Heloc in todays market at over 8-10% over a shorter term 10, 15, or 20 but never 30 yeas so in most cases the mortgage payment is less. 

I’m sure I’ll incorporate one at some point- there is a lack of expertise right now so people tend to think it’s crazy, as the above thread shows.

I would prefer to synch up and build a relationship with a broker/agency.

But we are getting anxious about the lack of interest. 

Here, not recording the deed might work in your favor, as long as the buyer genuinely lacks notice of any other claims.Race-Notice Jurisdiction: These jurisdictions combine both rules: the first bona fide purchaser who records their deed without notice of any prior claims holds the superior claim.

When you make unfounded claims about fraud, incels, or Ponzi schemes, it reflects more on your lack of understanding than on the integrity of the Gator Method or its community.

I'd say that says more about lack of supply than price fixing.

Right now we are seeing land taking some decent hits (especially what your selling) as disposable income is down and a lot of this land really has no way to be built upon because it lacks any source of water.

You should only consider switching when your current software has a significant flaw or lacks features that force you to spend excessive time on workarounds.