I am all for continuing education but at the same notion have been to some state education classes for my other business and it seems to be more of a way for the state to make more revenue and control more businesses than a true educational seminar.

I've been meeting with a guy about a 47 unit place in my town and I was getting excited about the notion that I might actually be able to get into something like that (just need to come up with 300k:).

Leverage is a great tool, use it appropriately.That whole notion of don't spend your cash always hold it & leverage instead, I get it.

OK lets all for once and for all stop this really bizarre notion that some weird shape or color is better than an other.. and I can prove it to you gaahhdamnit.If some pink post card with  content "A" really was better, it should ALWAYS and for ever show this when you test it.

Proceed with appropriate caution.I truly hope this is helpful.If anything above is untoward, please disabuse me of my wayward notions; I beg pardon and penance.

Based on your comments you're saying that people need to do there due diligence but Bigger Pockets does not need to do its due diligence even though people listen to your podcasts and the likes for some sort of direction based on the now "acclaimed"  notion that Bigger Pocket is an "acclaimed credible" resource for real estate investing.

My parents did this for six years, eventually putting 20% down on their home and taking out a fully-amortizing 10-year loan -- at a rate of 10.75%, I believe.Of late, however, the notion is that you need only 3% down to buy a house, and hey, if you don't have that, get a relative to give it to you, or get a non-profit to help you, or hey, just pay 3% more for the house and get the seller to contribute 3% (or more).

"When presented with such an agreement, "a court is not free to alter the contract to reflect its personal notions of fairness and equity."

Yes, certainly.The notion that, "But, but, but...the law of Contract!!!"

I find it a foolish notion to believe banks wouldn't risk the house when they know that bailouts are hard to come by.Dodd Frank is as clumsy as Obama Care.