@Jon K. i am all about the "what ifs" which is why i am inquiring about this a year in advance.

I believe these up-front costs should be optional, and I'm inquiring as to why a 4 hour training video is worth $199, and if it is in fact mandatory.

They will then inquire and if they don't get an answer they will have to delete the entry from you reports and it will improve your score.You could ask the same about those late payments.

It also would be within the Mortgagee's rights to inquire about such things and legally expect a truthful answer.

@Adam Seth -You claim in your post to get interested in the company after reading about the post from the initial poster in this thread.Your post makes it seem like you're just an inquiring customer, yet a quick Google search of your name pulls up the following:http://www.builtinchicago.org/member/adam-seth - a profile that states, "Hi, I'm Adam Seth, I'm business marketing expert and working with a National Realty Investment Advisors LLC Company"That profile also posted the following article:National Realty Investment Advisors LLC

Like the others, I'd inquire into the "buyers" list.If it's really a list of buyers, then they're buying just not from you (meaning your deals are bad)If it's just a list of people that you got from a Craigslist post, for example, then they're really not "buyers", they're most likely unqualified leads where 1/100 will ever buy anything.

I had just purchased and began renovating a completely vacant REO 4plex when the neighbors next door came over to inquire about the units, and wanted to move in as soon as possible to the same-layout unit in my building from next door.

Establish a rapport with the person and inquire about his team and professionals who work with him or around him and his references.

What are the other expenses that i should be inquiring about?

To answer some questions: I do not know if he is interested in seller financing, however, I will be inquiring today.