. - not having a strong or deep 'why'.  

Regardless of legal nuances, I can tell you from extensive professional experience: Don will WIN an IRS audit for his Subject-to interest, as long as he can show that he made the payments..I agree and my experience is, that the person who can show he made the payments gets the tax write offs.I think there are two questions: 1. who pays the payments and gets the write offs (the audit side)2. who is in deep doodoo if payment doesn't get done or if the seller disputes other "facts" in the transaction.

I also have this same question about a Multifamily deal we have where we will need to purchase land before approvals.. you’d think being in this as deep as we are we’d know this answer but, it’s actually proven to be a pretty difficult thing for me to come across even with speaking to several people in the industry.. my own mother is 32 year lender.

I find a lot of investors do basic analysis and don’t dig deep enough.

They are over 300 years old and have deep pockets which allows us to self fund all our build projects and get better deals and bulk pricing in materials and other services We can pass these savings on to our buyers.

The course curriculum is awesome for getting a deep dive into capital raising and its definitely valuable if you’re looking to focus in that realm of the investment world. 

I really want to dive deep into real estate and be a learner & just soak up knowledge.

Value was added by leveraging the property’s desirable location and Erika’s deep market knowledge.

If a sponsor is touting a 7.3 entry cap in a 6.4 cap market, I'd be digging really deep into how that 7.3 was calculated, and how that 6.4 was substantiated. 

Its good that you've already established some target markets, I'd recommend diving deep into 1 or 2 markets, then branching out.