Yes, I have gap funds for a situation that may never happen like when people spend their whole life practicing karate and end up never getting into a real fight or more on point, losing that fight because of your Karate because it gave you a false sense of security when walking away was the better choice.For example, if something happened and I needed the $1,500/month that my unit earns, well, I have to live off of $1,500/month which may not be enough.

Unless you are an attorney practicing real estate in the state of the subject property, the chances of reaching a wrong conclusion are too great and the consequences too costly.  

However, it's usually best practice to record the deed but do not record the note itself (or contract in this case).

Then I would just practice analyzing deals.

Their scripts/list of questions should be short and to the point... then, you'll follow up with the warm/serious leads.If you're getting into social media and possibly SEO marketing, check out platforms like SEM rush that can provide great insights, analytics, suggestions, and more.Hopefully, the BP community can weigh in regarding other lead source options.

None of the above works unless you take action and put it into practice.

@Seo Hui Han, You're right. 

What are the best practices for legally converting a portion of a home into a duplex?

I strongly recommend using PrepAgent and the practice exams on it.

BP promotes "the shiny object" and not the practical.