I’m not sure which episode it is, but you’re correct in that explanation!

The whole life insurance game is a lot of smoke and mirrors in my opinion with no real explanations on where your money goes.

Great explanation Christian, a bit more as to the Special Warranty Deed for those here, as to Subject-To transactions.

Here is California's very self-serving explanation-Doing Business in CaliforniaExample 1Paul is a California resident and a member of a Nevada LLC.

With regard to giving a tenant leeway, its very short sighted to evict a tenant with a VERY strong track record for a VERY small shortfall one month, especially when they have been communicative and given you what sounds like a reasonable explanation as to what is going on.

They pay close attention to all invoices I give them, and we have a good relationship in which they feel comfortable questioning me if they need further explanation in any case that they may feel an invoice might be a bit high (by the same token, they have also brought it to my attention if they feel I have undercharged them at times...this doesn't mean they want a larger bill, they just want to be sure I am aware of it and perhaps give them an explanation why).

I was able to secure the deal with him for $105,000 then, a few days later I used  Sean Terry’s real estate retail buyer program script he intermittently gave away during his explanation video.  

Again, thanks for your help and explanation.  

@Doug Smith Thank you so very much for the detailed explanation.

There are some exceptions as to when you can get away with a single stair (full explanation below) but you'll see it is not easy to do.I actually used to live in/rent a third story attic space with a single stair, and as a tenant I thought it was fine.