Literally all these scammers are doing is exploiting the "4 weeks a month" fallacy, collecting a 13th mortgage payment each year, taking a cut of that 13th payment, and using what's left post-cut to pay down the mortgage a little bit extra.)

If you want to maintain control of your properties, I'd say yes.Once you show a weakness, the "vultures" will exploit it to their advantage.Keep the upper hand at all times.

In any case, I wish you good luck on your search, hopefully you'll find a good and reliable partner where you can learn from and not exploit you.

This may be a unique and/or under exploited Buy/Hold niche so I’d appreciate any feedback the BP community may have.Even though I’ve done a ton of research, I believe there is no substitute for hands on experience therefore, I’d love to network with investors who have experience with this strategy or even partner with investors interested in the concept.I became a BP fan about a year ago by listening to the podcast and I am very excited to chat with and exchange ideas with the members on this site.

If you are not prepared to lose it all to strive for success you are not in the game.I would modify that to say that regardless whether you are actually at fault or not, if an aggressive litigant sees a weakness they can exploit, they will pursue it mercilessly and relentlessly.

I've exploited this before to be the only FHA offer on the table that is credible.1) The seller likely isn't going to want to wait 90 days + 30 days for a close of escrow.2) You want this house.3) There is some reason the seller isn't taking some other 20% down offer that is higher than yours.I'm probably correct on 2 our of those 3 things... which 2?

This could be a nice little niche to exploit. 

They feel threatened because you might interfere with their plan.You need yo reverse engineer the property title and see if it's worthwhile to pursue at all or if a different approach might better exploit profits.Search on this site fire my PETIO format discussed at length.

I worry that too many practitioners will exploit the flexibility to the detriment of investors. so beware of that imo from the investment standpoint. otherwise, merry investing

You have to find your competitive advantage and exploit it!