I've been a participant of this program for years and I've never had an eviction, late rent, drug dealer boyfriend or any of the other misconceptions some people have...

But, if you follow this path of learning first, you'll know if your mentor is dealing fairly or if they are just another conniver or has been out of date wheeler dealer. 

You would have a deduction and payment of the LOC and interest related to it paid by the real estate company and paid to the car dealer.

Yes, there are exceptions, but you know this is rather the rule than the exception.So, any dealer is going to be viewed as having a much greater knowledge than the buyer.

While you will see a car dealer drive different cars or own a few in his garage, his business is selling them, not owning them.

Regarding mobile, you might want to go down or call a mobile home dealer, and talk to them.

If I was to sell that house for contract for deed, I would sell it for what I paid for it, I would sell it between 120-130k.I guess car dealers should go to jail, then since they buy a car for wholesale and resale for a much higher price than the KBB/NADA value, especially the high interest car dealers who sell to people who wouldn't qualify for a normal loan due to their bad financials (low credit etc).

It was fast.I buy my appliances from a local appliance dealer.

We have had to learn a lot over the three years we originate contracts, namely the paying taxes part as a dealer.

If you have a Ferrell-Calhoun dealer near you, I would give them a try.