In the right community, like a commune, it can work but the fact is the movement has many difficult hurdles to overcome not the least of which is the buyer demographic.

has anyone ever dealt with Movement Mortage in Dallas, Texas ???

I believe there is a match or lighter test you can hold in front of the window and watch  flame move due to air movement. 

That means that while they provide money movement options, there is a lot of functionality that they lack.

I know several folks who are "into" the movement, so any numbers you have would be appreciated. 

For those of you that want to be a part of the Real Estate movement, but don't know where to start - this might be something to tid you over.

If you spot us, please say hi to her and make her feel welcome and capable (her name is Brenda).I also have a standing offer I'll be putting out at every meeting and in every post:Anyone willing to teach/mentor me without insisting on being paid up front will get a 90/10 split on our first deal together, 80/20 on the second, 70/30 on the 3rd, and 60/40 in perpetuity for any additional deals or partnerships we have together.  

You can have remote monitoring of the foundation and apply water as needed to help with any movement.  

I don't like the perpetual maxed out value.

I also bought a house on Fleming right before the 2012 "riots".I've had 3 student properties for 6,5, and 4 years respectively. (15 years of ownership total) Not once have I had an insurance claim - will that continue on in perpetuity - probably not - but at the same time if you manage your properties appropriately a great deal of the issues other land lords have can be minimized/mitigated.The Fleming property was perhaps the only one where the students activity did sting a bit.