Basically, they start singing a sad song about how they have just enough money to do the job, but they need to be paid immediately.

If they bought them when they were able to they would be wealthy today. and singing a different song. 

I wish it was just “skip to the good part” like the song says, and we are cashing checks and living on passive income.If you want to sell, sell.

Why don’t I just forgo the ”infinite banking” and invest the full $200,000 in whatever to earn 9% and pay the $600 per year for the term coverage I need.?  

Beware of the manipulators that will have a different song every day, even though same old dance; and the "fixers" that bring home other waifs to "help out".

Thank you everybody and @Joe Splitrock for going the whole mile in educating me on this.

(For the reason I mentioned), or people that can make money off such meetings (lenders, wholesalers that do things completely wrong, because if they were doing it right they wouldn't be there trying to offload a bad deal, their deal would be gone in hours).So the way I think you get a solid group, is to make sure that you 1 provide actual value for going there, and 2, let people know you WILL provide value if they went. 

@David Song You are one of the few that get why that is important.

buy low, sell high, don't risk more than you can stand to risk, but just go ahead. figure out what the property will sell for, figure out your costs, know what profit you want to make.wala, if you subtract from the selling price you know what you can buy for. go

This is simply my opinion and insights and if I was a realtor, chances are high I could be singing a different song.