Hopefully his students are better, I don’t like the idea of thousands of people entering the industry trying to find sellers willing to sell via subto who all think it’s okay to bend the truth, especially with transactions like subto that are complicated and require a lot of trust on behalf of the seller (that the buyer will do what they say and keep making the payments and not wreck the seller’s credit potentially affecting their ability to have a place to live in the future because you can’t even rent an apartment with bad credit). 

This year was a train wreck.

After moving in, this tenant was nothing but trouble - stopped paying the rent, resulting in eviction and wrecking the place.

What else are they going to do when they are politically appointed and can't pursue and lock up violent criminals wrecking havoc in communities or pursue big multinational corporations who have judges and lawmakers in their pockets?

@Joel Owens  I can personally assure you that @Chris Clothier  does not engage in selling these types of properties far from it.. they may have in their infancy but then learned QUICKLY that they were unsustainable like you said.. this is a train wreck and its just unfortunate that this provider has this star power on his pod cast that give investors some sense of security when in fact once they own the property its between them and their Ghetto tenant  LOL...

Or she stops paying either on purpose or by accident and doesn't tell you and that wrecks your credit...

As you know it can be nerve wrecking. 

And please keep updates here of the train wreck of it all.

We believe that real estate is fundamentally a local game and without local knowledge, we’re going to get wrecked.

I think Texas probably ranks up there because of wind and hail .. and really bad soils that wreck foundations..