Its like flying a plane without doing a preflight checklist.

One of the hidden advantages of investing in a place where 90% of guests have to get on a plane... people have to leave their weapons at home. 

We sell missiles, planes, bombs, equipment and on and on every time there is a war.

or "what if I don't get to see my family members as often as I want to because I can't afford a plane ticket or can't get time off work?".

They know nothing about that market but try to competeWe see the same with these other lending institutions how they continued to lower DSCR, review sponsor experience, lower down payment requirements etc.I like the analogy of a pilot, if I am going to get into a deal (on a plane), and we are headed through rough weather, I don’t want the pilot to be working on their pilots license with me on the plane, I want someone who has been there done that.

Their offers may be enticing, but the individuals do not need to be licensed (would you want an unlicensed pilot flying a plane?) 

one was Katrina Go zone write offs very easy to prove I qualified as a RE professional no adjustments  . the other was airplane and the section 179 bonus  I think they like to pick on Aircraft owner/Pilots who pilot their own planes.. so that one went through log books what was personal what was bizz what was training etc.. no adjustment. 

Other than that, I've changed planes in Dallas Airport.I was looking at a foreclosure site, which only gives a blurry photo and a google map pin location.

Before you send someone money, get on a plane and examine the deals for yourself.

Because of the new laws, seller financing is about as difficult as taking off in a twin engine plane, use to be like unpacking a powered parachute.