You do not want to be their (test subject) for a trial run.You need to go over what if's and how expensive it would be to foreclose and what the timeline would be to get the property back and costs involved.

The real estate sector could be perfect for testing the trust issues and seeing if we can make them scale.

This is called "self-sufficiency test" and FHA requires it on all 3 and 4 unit properties. 

I am a brand new agent and my background is cash flow e-commerce sales(which means high volume with max %1 profit sales;) I passed my test and got my license and  I am starting my Real Estate career and I really would love to learn everything about real estate investing.

Does following sound like good approach to start testing:1.

So, he was just testing the market to see if he could make a sale. 

Thought it'd be a great way to test my ability to generate accurate offers but I guess not when you figure in hidden liens.

It's actually an amazing relief, after some paranoid litmus testing, to find myself discussing the specifics of my deal with no concern for being taken advantage of, or having to lie just to protect myself from other lies. etc. 

So they wont overpay.Just learn about the 1%, 2% Rule/test today =) Thanks again for your great tips!

For those who carry debt on your properties: What are some suggestions for stress tests you put on your portfolio?