I just had a smoking hot little red head marathon runner in a very tight shirt try this on me when I mentioned to her that I was thinking of putting a coin op laundry in one of my commercial buildings.

People see right thru a guy like me.Anyhow, thank you BP for the endless knowledge and opportunities for those like me, who just have the american dream...

From the forums to blogs to the podcast, the amount of information is seemingly endless.

Some sellers will carry longer term notes, 10 and even 15 years, but these are rare and the sellers don't need the money, they hold as an investment.Only two things you can do, refinance it or sell it.You can also build in loan extensions after an initial term, say you agree to 3 years, but so long as all payments are made as agreed the loan may extended annually for 7 years.There are endless ways to deign a note and not do silly stuff, you can adjust payments, interest rates, set payments to income sources like gross sales, you can defer payments after an insurable loss, or after a longer period of vacancy, you could divide the principal in parts and have smaller balloon requirements over a term.The issue of getting creative is knowing what you're doing from a legal aspect, from an ability to pay aspect, ensuring there is no predatory dealing going on if you are the lender and above all that what and how you do something is prudently justified in meeting a significant goal or solving a problem or reducing risks.

I already enjoy making use of the seemingly endless blog posts and articles.

It's becoming a front-runner for many REI's.I think even @Brandon Turner has been talking about adding VR's to his portfolio. 

Probably the most important thing I've realized as of late is how crucial it is to stay involved/active and the benefits can be endless.

It's more a service I offer as part of a total package for investor clients/friends.Anyways, have fun on the site, you'll find an endless supply of those creative solutions here.Cheers!

There's lots of helpful folks here and endless amounts of information.

For all the hype he spewed in his webinar about wanting referrals, it seems all he really wants is to sell his $3000 set of courses.When I contacted Zach and tried to push the request through him, after all he and Sean are best buddies apparently, I got the run-around as well.On top of all that, I received endless notifications that the next webinar was coming and I couldn't get off the email spam list.