They need champions to keep them going :)  There is a ton of money in Burlington right now, I'd look to have the REIA downtown there.I put $150/month/roof for my buildings.  

Perhaps those are words to live by.I have explored commercial lending and found the terms reasonable, but most want a minimum financed amount of $300k or $500k+ with 5+ units, reasonable, but I am still playing in the minor leagues, $130k purchase price on my largest property.

Robert Dobbs Land Rescue League Trust (Trustee and Settlor) Land Rescue League LLC (Managing-Director) Capitol Homes Real Estate, Inc.

Champion.

I mentioned the owner finance would be something passed to his heirs (I am way out of my league here).

If you're a sophisticated, deep-pocketed investor who can go toe-to-toe with them and use them as one of many sources for your deals, then by all means, go for it.If you are a first-time or inexperienced investor, an out-of-state investor, an investor working with limited liquidity (under $1M) ... don't get near these people, they're out of your league.

I have taken 5 classes with Champions School of Real Estate.

Nice job on the zero percent, I might not be in your league but the low fee or no fee cash advances seem to be offered less frequently these days.

https://www.mckissock.com/@Jessica Wygal I came across this site from the TREC that has a list of all the approved providers. https://www.trec.texas.gov/education/qualifying-ed...I was considering Champions School of Real Estate but there are so many to pick from!!

@Alexandria Champion Great to hear!