The results will give you a rough indication of the investor profile that particular Portal is marketing to, whether intentionally or unintentionally.  

Perhaps an unintentional flip, but the intent to flip was not present.

I can think of some other schemes that wouldn't get you fined or have you end up in jail, but really, the sub-2 and option is probably the cleanest for you, first timer and with you using an attorney, cheaper to have them prepare the deal.If you have read 5,000 of my posts then you're a good guy, trying to do what is right, it's just so easy to get into contracts that end up with a predatory flavor, even if unintentional, look at contracts like a math equation, both sides should be equal, or close to it.You buyer just needs to pay rents, rent covers the mortgage on your sub-2, no issues.

Inspectors will unintentionally scare first time home buyers.

What I've found so far is that there's not a lot of good (read: thorough) study material on note investing and much of what I do find looks, to me, like the speaker or book writer or poster is leaving out key pieces of information either intentionally or unintentionally.

Sure, periodically you have a guest that leaves your place extra dirty and maybe breaks something (usually unintentionally) but hopefully you are investing in a place with plenty of gross revenue so you just fix stuff and keep moving forward, it’s just part of the biz.

Something like, you didn't pass our credit score requirements.Also make sure it sounds like you're relying on the screening company.Too many tenant lawyers can make an unintentional slip of the tongue = $$$

Investment Info:
Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Great Falls.

Purchase price: $280,000

Cash invested: $20,000

Single Family, 4 bed 3 bath.

How did you finance this deal?
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I’m just starting out and my first “deal” was unintentional and not an ideal situation.

I'm currently dealing with a unintentional pig that I bought recently, figuring out how to make it work with limited fundag.