When I think about this, I don't see many downsides, so it seems a little too good to be true.

However, I’ve often felt alone in this journey—especially when making big moves—and that’s what brought me to this incredible forum.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: Quote from @Chris Seveney:Yes if too good to be true it probably is.

If this is what sub2 is, then why are people paying tens of thousands of dollars to learn this process?

just watch American Greed episode on REMINGTON FINANCIAL  this will explain how fake lenders work. 

Quote from @Jean Deeb: I would be interested in knowing more about this for a 1031 exchange.  

@Jardin Gwin, this is probably not what you want to hear, but you're not ready to invest in real estate yet.

With an invoice showing "no charge" for fixing the cupboard, this hopefully can't happen again if a contractor changes did mind or has some type of mental lapse.  

Is this true as well?

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