The speaker Doug Clark showed pictures throughout the weekend about his cars, the houses, the money, the trips, more cars, but also kept selling CONSTANTLY his "Diamond Program" that apparently is based in Utah.

Some will have an overload of people in the car.

@Mitch P.Yes, you can cash out for the full amount of LTV that the lender requires - some require 75% and some allow 80% - also, a lender that allowed 80% may require 75% on another deal if your personal situation changes - debt to income, etc.The deals are out there - I am constantly on HAR looking at my target neighborhoods - I also have automatic notifications set up when a new property comes on the market that meets my criteria.

House I am renting:Purchase Price $145,0003 bed/ 2 bath2 car garage1,700+/- sqftAsking rent= $1,395/month Thank you Bigger Pockets Community for all the of the great knowledge and advise everyone is consistently contributing to on a daily basis!!!!

You can explain that just like utilities, car loans, or credit cards, you are not flexible with payment options.

This software is so affordable and has features like: automatic payments from your tenants bank account, tenant screening, publishing vacancies to sites such as realtor, zillow, Craigslist, etc., and keeps individual spreadsheets for each of your properties.

Might have to copy and paste this link if it doesn't work automatically. http://www.usbanklocations.com/gill-savings-associ...

We don't have any debt except that we're paying a car loan that it's not accruing any interests.

Sell the car payments, brew your own coffee, learn to love pb&j, get a 3rd job.  

For what it is worth, PoL Investor Agreement requires you to agree that you will not purchase notes exceeding 10% of your net worth (not including your home and car); it would not surprise me if some people may have overlooked that.