Now, of course there are deals out there that can be had but personally, I am 100% OK with my money in the markets and keeping a balanced portfolio while I wait for the opportune time to acquire more real estate.

If the score is too low, does anyone have the proper wording to tell the applicant that we can proceed further due to this?

Getting the deduction when abandoned or at the time of updating those asset classes and also getting the assets off the balance sheet to avoid future gain from sale price allocation.

Like you said, put the proper protections in place but know that you can still lose your money - unless you are in first position.

As you say, the concept is great and true, but the proper application in practice may not be as advertised.

Please work this material through your professionals and seek the proper advice. 

@Allante Loper you probably have all the contacts you need to succeed - you just need to figure out how to properly leverage them!

Just like a junior mortgage, the senior gets priority and remaining balance would then go down the order of priority.hope this makes sense.Note; I recommend reviewing this with an attorney as well as I am not one. 

But my biggest advice, make sure you properly comp the property. 

@Brody Veilleux what balance are you looking for between Class A/B/C/D properties and ROI?