Read a lot, copied everything I could get my hands on and pestered everyone with endless questions:)Learned from mistakes and always ask, "what's the worst that can happen?"

You should buy the worst house in the best area. 

Maryland sounds like a rough place for Landlords.Didn't use to be but it's getting worst!

I've bought numerous properties, all utilizing seller financing of one sort or another.

This can be very expensive and is usually the worst choice because you can't justify the cost.2.

The worst case scenario is the bank reclaiming the asset and the investors losing their principal.

, and sort out your money matters (check your credit, save for down payment).

On the flip side, you could go to the worst city in America like Detroit was, in the worst neighborhoods but if you have experienced team members you will be much more likely to make money there!!

You should watch Grant Cardone's YouTube video, "The Worst Investment You'll Ever Make."

And, finally, are there rules in place to allow me to simply ask for a continuance and give us time to sort this?