Haven't done a deal with a member but countless do's and dont's from BP friends have guided and probably saved me thousands :)

Instead of spending countless hours reading and learning about the intricacies of this strategy and implementing it, I would suggest putting in one extra hour of month of overtime at your job and pay down your mortgage by that amount and achieve the same overall result of shaving 2-3 years off your term.In short, the method CAN work, but not well enough to make it worthwhile.

Acknowledging the countless time this question has been asked over the years, I'll just add a couple clarifying points I don't see in the near universal recommendation around Schlage Encode locks: 1.

Countless people in California have sold their home for a million plus dollars profit and retired in a lower cost part of the country.

My father had a rental house he sold some 25 years ago, with Seller financing.I wound up having to take the property back, as the buyer defaulted on the loan.When I went there, I saw that a tenant who had lived in the property for the past 45 years was still there.She used to pay her rent weekly and I collected rent from her personally countless times when I was growing up.She tried to hand me her money and I refused to take it.I told her that she'd paid rent there for 45+ years and I didn't want her money.

You’ve contributed to thousands of threads on countless topics.

I have had countless jobs where you get into the box of tile and find the middle one cracked right in half.

Charlie MacPherson has been a huge help including countless others!

Don’t make the mistake of lumping your professional degree in with the countless business, communications, or sociology degrees out there.

I have thought long and hard about this, built countless spreadsheets, talked to investors, realtors, lenders, family members, read countless real estate and investment and business books, and listened to hundreds and hundreds of hours of podcasts.