But presented with some spin.

As with many so called "experts" they never researched the underlying intent or purpose for a subject or have an understanding of the whole, and begin in the middle spinning their web to promote their agenda.

Not a fluff episode where he gets to put a spin on all the answers and make it look like everything is fine.

If newbies have some whizbang guru scheme to spin off a few dollars on a pre- or FC property, stay away, far away, as far as you can possibly get away.These matters have been up before here, a few whizbangs argued they knew what they were doing or what they did wasn't going to be in violation, whatever their financial interest was in promoting this stuff, they were not lawyers and the had no clue as to the breadth or depth of the ramifications of their actions, much less the risks involved.Another side, as to the issues mentioned above, any other party to that transaction, agent, title folks, bank, attorney, or even the seller's 3rd cousin who came over for dinner may very well see you as some scam artist and get on the phone getting who knows what authority involved.

@Jonathan Dick  you can spin it any way you want ... but those of us with experience understand what you do and how you do it.and for the record all my deals I do for my clients are NO money down 100% financed.. and I bet I do more a month than you do.. on top of that they make no payments its all accrual based.. and I have NO up front fee's not one dime. 

You can spin it either way.

While someone can come up with marketing spin, presentations, sales scripts or some other personal twist to something, it's not significantly different than known conventional systems that can be adopted.

From my estimates it is going to take 10-15K to get it in condition to be able to rent.Am I spinning my wheels trying to get something this rural in rent-able condition?  

Of course some wild card event could throw us in a tail spin.

I get your thinking in that it is another connected service you could provide to boost revenue, but my mind spins a little when I start thinking about covering potential liabilities.One last item I would consider is client perception if you don't own the properties.