Originally posted by @Joseph Lyman:Hello to all.My name Is Joe Lyman.

Originally posted by @Wayne Brooks:If the fee is contingent upon a closing/sale, yes. 

@Joseph Braun I’m originally from Baltimore and yes to everything @Nicholas L. mentioned.

I have a quick explanation for the price increase... originally the mentorship was for 16 weeks and after getting feedback from all the ladies in the group- they loved it but felt it wasn't enough time to learn and implement all the different strategies and learn everything.

Originally posted by @Jon Holdman:@Jay Hinrichs how is your buddy doing with those? 

It was my first real career (after series 7 licensed securities broker) and I was usually dealing with investors from the previous generation. 

Changing the deed into an LLC will probably prompt the mortgage company to call the loan - you will have to pay the loan immediately because the property is no longer owned in the same entity that originally got the mortgage.

You will need to keep 15-35% of the original capital in the deal, likely.

He would try and sell that original loan to investors so they could also fund the draws but he got caught in interest rate spikes and left a lot of people high and dry as he was writing loans at lower rates and when rates spiked the loans were worth a lot less.

Originally posted by @Russell Brazil:@Carl Richardson The only work around I see is hiring the "bird dog" as a personal assistant.