Small private rd to access the property.

You will have to pay dues each year, and pay for MLS access, those add up to a couple thousand a year.

The dreaded HOA required further inspections and prep work in the common area.Things I have learned...1) Keep an area untouched for daily access (shower/sleeping/toilet) and rotate after one area is finished.

A variety of resources are accessible, such as podcasts, books, online courses, and discussion boards.

To have MLS access, continuing education requirements, license fees, and business costs, will sit around $2,000 yearly if you are frugal.  

But, you still don't have direct access to your cash until you sell, or die.

Same loan terms as mentioned earlier but new company name (ACCESS FUNDING SERVICES) and new "lead person" (Ashley Westwood).

Within the first 2 months of joining we did a deal, and the access to the contracts, confidence, and assistance is well worth the fee to join. 

Search their personal and company name for past or current lawsuits (public record in AZ and easily accessible through government website)3.

I just wasnt sure if a $300k BLOC would be more easily accessible than waiting until I have the cash on hand.