Oh and after I obtain my License & whatnot, Soon I'll be seeking an Intern Position so that I can gain that hands-on/ one on one experience!

Leaning what NOT to do or to put something into place to protect your deal.

I was just inquiring where people go for the good deals ie wholesaler vs an agent and the MLS or what not?

So many times this property entered my mind when advising people of what not to do and it had many painful lessons, it is such a relief to be able to say it is done.So what is your property you were happiest to see gone and why?

Never with a seller (at least not the kind that go further than neurotic or paranoid or what not).

That could be as simple as saying "I'm not going to deal with it and sell at a discount" (though if that's your stance make sure you know what note buyers look for to ensure that you have a sellable note) or a strategy whereby you are fine with holding it as a rental or flipping it if you have to foreclose. 3) It also sounds like you may potentially have an interest in lending.

:mrgreen: I do get a lot of "oh gods" and what not they all think I am nuts so I just let them think it.

I have to get the specific repayment terms and whatnot still, though.So if I understand correctly, you're saying that I need to find a VERY good deal to flip if I want this to be an option that I even consider.

That way you can track if that change is good or bad, sometimes its bad, but knowing what not to do is just as important as knowing what to do. 

It's like a bullet leaving a gun when an underwriter sees something, can't be undone, and most mortgage software wont even let the underwriter delete things from the file if she wants to.Once she sees reason to believe there's an account with some assets in it, boom the standard 2 months most recent, or quarterly, statement and all that.I'm going to guess that your bitcoin account is overseas, and thus doesn't follow normal US laws for financial institutions re: regular statements showing account history and whatnot.