But never talk business when you feel threatened.In the scheme of things, this didn't work out bad for you.

But, given the same Great Deal, with a more aggressively structured loan-scheme (and perhaps a little more down) you can substantially decrease your overall interest-debt, pay-off your property faster, and the difference in your rate of equity build-up is staggering.

LOLMy library is pretty dry reading, technical stuff, no interesting plot or schemes of wealth building so I can't really suggest a gift for clients.

You can also select a nice two tone color scheme with vinyl for siding/window/trim wrapping.

We even gave him 3 days notice to pay otherwise we would lien the property, via email, and still no payment.Me and my wife figured out they were actually SCHEMING WITH THE HOMEOWNER!

I looked at a land deal some time ago that the seller had schemed out greater density (more units) on their parcel by making the rowhouses narrower with tandem (front to back) two car garages.

See: Wells Fargo and their constant stream of cartoonish schemes while they still continue to be massively profitable.

I would agree that this scheme is in a gray area, probably on the bad side of the gray area.But my question is what is the point really?

In some cases, APGI customers have used Reed’s scheme to create fraudulent liens exceeding $1 million.

I think the people and companies promoting it are either scamming people to be part of an MLM scheme or ignorant of how interest actually works.