The reason is that in the past seller financing was all about underwriting the loan to a point in the future where a borrower could qualify for new financing, this is even harder to do than simply approving someone for a loan under a loan program as they either qualify based on the rules that day or they don't.

hey @Matt Gier I'm Jason, I recent went to check Todd and guys out and ended up signing you for that 3 day program as well.

I have no doubt you'll be succesful if you keep up all of the research, diligence, and follow-through.Also, not sure what the ststus of REOs and auctions is in your area, but in addition to the MLS I would check out the following:hubzu.comauction.comhomesteps.comhomepath.comhudhomestore.comhomesearch.comrealtor.com (sometimes finds things my agents MLS doesn't)zillow.com (also sometimes finds things my realtors MLS doesn't)and of course craigslist.orgI use a program a browser plug-in called "morning coffee" to launch each of these sites results page for my target area in a new window, every day, to see if anything is new. 

It looked like your Tulsa area had REIA had a good program a few weeks ago, you might check them out.

The local builders here couldn't believe this program as their in house lenders wanted 660 middle.

I have never paid for a mentorship program, a guru seminar and haven't even read too many REI books (I prefer biographies and other genres), so most of my knowledge came from BP, talking with investors in person and learning through experience.

I can't afford her stuff now, however I absolutely intend on getting her program. (As

@Vito T.I've taken the UW's Certificate Program in Commercial Real Estate program as well as all of the CCIM classes.

Be very careful and make sure you completely understand the program. A

We closed on the 2nd of July 1996 in the same office where she told me about the program a few weeks earlier.