You can also look into coming to a monthly COREE meeting.

Intelligent, yes, more than most.GJ, good for you, I agree, actually you and I may not be as far apart as you think, I'm more open minded, probably more accepting of other's views but that doesn't mean the some of the core views are far apart, I'm just not extreme.I find it odd that someone would play such games on the internet and be found on a ministry site.

The partying is gone in many at that point and they are getting degrees versus freshman and sophmores finishing core classes and being sent away by mommy and daddy to do something with their lives.The key is getting the parents to guaranty the leases and take hefty deposits to offset damages.

One of the Local REI'S is offering an educational program called "CORE" that seems very interesting.

Anyone can make a compelling presentation for a profitable deal if they are proposing offering 1/2 of the value (or 1/2 the listing price) of a property but the chances that offer will be accepted are very small.

Sometimes rules can be changed, especially if you have a compelling argument.

Great topic Chris, I think the real answer on interest rate risk gets to the core of what you believe economic theory wise. 1.

With a 4.9% loan its not so compelling.

See this link, courtesy of @Curt Smith http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/83/topics/131229-dodd-frank-co-re The state of Colorado is getting strict about real estate agents and brokers not even approaching talking about seller financing sellers, because it errors and omissions insurance or E and O wont cover it.

I also feel compelled to write starting now mainly because I was a utility user before and listening to the podcast has been eye-opening in that I could be doing a lot more with this site.