I was always under the impression that no-closing-cost-refi means they roll closing costs into the new loan.

Some of the people who come to ask one question will be impressed with the quality and speed of answers from this site and become active members.

I got the impression others were finding similar if not better deals in places like Indiana and the Carolinas.

I was always under the impression that in a sandwich lease option, you LO with the buyer for a consideration amount and a monthly payment.

I see it and know what it is and, yes, it influences my overall impression of the applicant, but it does not drive my decision.

I attended a Rich Dad “Learn To Be Rich” Academy this weekend, and while it was fresh on my head I wanted to comment on my experience.It seems that the response across the board has been that the training is a scam, or gives people the wrong impression, or is just high powered sales pitching, and although I hear you guys, that’s not all it was for me.First off, I wasn’t even interested in going.

Really impressed by all of you who have managed to go full time.

I had been under the impression that it was rare here as well.

In looking at the impressive list of speakers (not including myself) I wonder if this will be 24 hour per day prepared meetings with each attendee having to select certain ones over others and therefore miss many they might have an interest in.

I've also looked into Gene Towbridges stuff, which looks comprehensive, but when I talked to him on the phone, I didn't get the impression that he was that interested in it anymore himself.