Hiim looking for an online rehab course, not a DIY one, but a basic onethe only one  I found was in 'the fruitful investing academy'

I am also a bit confused as I was agreeing, as a person who has been inside of the MMHA world, I don't see the value what so ever, for anyone, and I feel sympathy with the landlords who don't have the "juice" to call up the governors office or similar and get a call back in 15 minutes, that's what the MMHA and similar are supposed to be but in my experience they don't.

This feels like an odd approach, but it also feels like it could be fruitful if something happens to shake loose.

Unless you have significant other assets to protect, the juice probably isn't worth the squeeze for just one property.Hold the mortgage in a LLC?

However the 07 08 to 2011 2012 real estate crash was the big one.. and many investors who started their investing were able to pick the low hanging fruit..

You need to make sure the "juice is worth the squeeze".

.• Be generous with free stuff — wine, mints on the pillows, chocolates, fruit baskets, snacks.

So I've been doing my due diligence on Real Estate Investing (Exit Strategies/ Tax Codes/ Running Comps/ etc) All the while I've also been running facebook ads for leads that have been equally fruitful. 

So I've been doing my due diligence on Real Estate Investing (Exit Strategies/ Tax Codes/ Running Comps/ etc) All the while I've also been running facebook ads for leads that have been equally fruitful.

He might want it to remain raw land that never gets touched.Probably back in the day the defunct developer penciled in cheaper labor and construction costs to try and make lower density work and even back then found out it wasn't feasible.Probably the cheapest thing you might could do is offer to take the guy to dinner on you and see where he is coming from, show empathy, and see if there is a WIN-WIN in there somewhere.If not sometimes the juice isn't worth the squeeze at all ever or just ( that particular moment in time ).You do not want to obligate yourself to thin deals.