And if you want to buy and hold for a long time you wouldn't have to worry about riding the highs and lows of the market.

The seller might have the best of intentions to living up to their end of the agreement but life throws unexpected curve balls.I would read your contract and see as mentioned what closing possession the seller has agreed to.If they want to change that agreement it is up to you to accept or not accept it but the sellers do not get a free ride for that and proper arrangements have to be made.Your agent you have to watch some of them.

I was riding around one morning after finishing up completing a wholesale on a SFH when I decided to cruise through the area.  

Easy access to center city (bus lines on 21/22nd run north/south) and the stadiums.  5 min car ride to the Upenn/Drexel area and about 15 mins to Phila airport. 

It's a joint effort of a great market, and owner input.. it's a not a free ride.

It wouldn't take a hail mary like cashing in his 401k.

My tenant actually asked if I wanted to give him a ride to get the money order.

But, as the second test rolled around, the students who studied little had studied even less and the ones who studied hard decided they wanted a free ride too; so they studied little..

You don’t lean to ride a bike by reading a book or going to a seminar.

But from what I've seen, his biggest crtics seem to be other self proclaimed gurus that are promoting themselves and riding on his name to get found in the search engines.