I have many other things going on, but I'm putting this project on the front burner for now.

This strategy like so many others marketed by a "guru" is most likely as indicated a unique use of methods we already know.In every case the marketing organization uses what some sales courses call "A Big Fat Claim" The idea is to peak your curiosity and not satisfy it until you pay up.Over the years I have paid to see the idea and most times have been somewhat disappointed but have also learned something.

The  stove was cleaned except the burners accumulated little gunks near the burners, otherwise the stove was cleaned.

Keep in mind that the first look programs will put any offer you make as an investor on the back burner, so you might want to ask whether it will have a first look period or not. 

Thomas, I'll see if that's an available option for her and if not, I'll place her on a back burner for a bit.

Big fat scammer . 

My reno strategy was literally I can get this at lowes and have a handyman do this and handyman do that I can paint this and I can paint that.... 2 months later at 2 interest payments later and a fat bill from my not-so handy handyman...

It's such an emotional rollercoaster - not one that I will get off until the fat lady sings but I thought some stories from BPers who thought their deals were dead - when ultimately they weren't - would help me ride out the emotional wave.Thanks in advance for sharing!

My cousin is an amazing carpenter, however my projects get put on the back burner (but I get a nice savings) which slows my projects down.  

@Trevis Kelley Keep the deal on your back burner and move on to the next one.