Acquiring this specialized knowledge is on my bucket list, but I haven't found the time to do it yet.

In the big picture it seems like a bucket load of risk for such a small payoff when there are numerous minimal equity sellers willing to sub2 for uhaul money which you could wrap with an anticipated future value.

The reality is that direct mail creates a bucket load of calls from fantasy land sellers and question one gets rid of them if asked correctly.1) Do you have a home you're wanting to sell?

I'd watch it but it's 1am, and have to get up at 6, but I will be watching those videos to get ideas on building my pipeline, instead of hauling buckets.   

The calls can be batched into two buckets: occupied properties and non-occupied land.Obviously the land is non-occupied because it's undeveloped.

Those of you who are doing rehabs and actually are doing the work are crazy and costing yourself bucket loads of money.

(Aside: Sub2 investors are advised to get a POA to deal with the lender, but if the original borrower kicks the bucket ... so does the POA.)

There are very few loaning here.I find all lenders try to fit everything into buckets when certain projects allow for great security interest even at a high LTC.

Only for those who want to buy a bucket load of houses.

To some people paying 30k for a 5 day bootcamp bus tour is a drop in the bucket and worth it.. so who is to say they are not getting their monies worth..