I was seeing if anyone can tell the good / bad / and ugly about getting this type of loan.This could be endless.

When done properly, you can buy an endless number of properties.

First for all of those questioning the current posting students, go and see this post, it is over a year old and has comments from all over the country from seasoned BP members and pros about Chris and his organization:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/153...Hence if you don't want to believe what this current thread offers relative to Real Wealth, Chris and their credibility read what non-students have posted about this organization from that post.Secondly, I have been a member on this forum since 2011:  Member since February 1, 2011 (last active 1 minute ago)and although I am not an active poster I have used this site endless times to find information and seek advice. 

There is an endless amount of useful information here.  

Once you get to "my son runs 40 units all over the Southern Tier," you will see a deep, powerful respect glowing in their eyes when they speak to you, their endlessly brilliant son, a man they tirelessly proclaim is the best thing they've ever done with their lives, and they will go on and on and on about how much they contributed to your success through the wise choices they made during your upbringing.

There's an endless amount of situations that it could be.A lot of people will say only buy on cap rate and while that is probably true most of the time, there's plenty of deals where you CANNOT buy based on cap rate and actually expect to win the deal.

I'm endlessly fascinated with real estate as my investments have grown more in about 6 years than my 12 years in the stock market by FAR.

I actually have no experience when it comes to selling real estate or buying property other than reading an endless amount of articles about it and living vicariously through the successes of others (as a teen, I should be in the majority in this one though). 

At the end, less than $300 of each payment was interest.

How to start..... use auction.com, go to local court steps, find a foreclosure agent, direct mail. the ways to start are endless pick something that works for you!!