I've been listening to podcast for a few months now and have a grasp on all the concepts.

I think that wholesaling will be the easiest for me to grasp and grow from there. 

I have been learning what I can and trying to get a good grasp on the local market I plan to invest in. 

The person that wrote that probably can't grasp the appreciation concept because they're only clinging to cash flow.

I would not venture out until I had a firm grasp on the business.Ask away great place for people to jump in and answer questions.

I feel like a have a decent grasp of RE, but I can't help to question if I'm ready yet. 

I seem to grasp what the topic is being discussed better than reading.

While I grasp the strategy, it's essential to assess whether the surplus funds she contributes monthly could generate a higher return if invested elsewhere.

I've connected with an architecture/builder firm to get a grasp on the process.

I was hoping to find out how the note could be structured in such a way that is a win/win for both parties:Seller needs the note structured in such a way that will help him sell the note and still get what he wanted out of the property.Investor is willing to pay more for the property over time to avoid the balloon.It's probably just matter of playing with the financial calculator long enough to see what numbers make something like this work.But this is more about my brain trying to grasp concepts in how notes are valued and constructed than it is about dollars for an actual deal.Question - Is there an obvious method to structuring a note in this way to help both parties achieve their goal -- i.e., making the note marketable for the seller to get a good price for the note?