It's no different than any educational exercise or networking activity...you do it consistently, add value to others, and gather the golden nuggets among the stuff that does not matter. 

Once you go through this exercise a couple of times, you'll start seeing what works for you.

The 3rd has a great start even though he failed to do some exercises and took a different path then I advocated (different path than my path).  

When I finally came on board with that line of thinking, I have seen an increase in the quality of tenant/applicant, and a massive reduction in evictions and turnover.If a person feels comfortable and knowledgeable enough about an area, just exercise solid fundamental analysis on the area.

Lets go.Ok so im 23, Im finishing up my bachelors in Exercise Science at Sacramento State University.

Exercise daily15.

But if the same agent had an option contract, to much conflict of interest as what if agent found a buyer who would buy the property as it was listed from the Seller but instead of having the Buyer put a contract in on the property, the agent exercises his option contract, then moves it to the Buyer.

You are renting the property until you either exercise the option or move out.

It would make sense, and is required by FHA, USDA, VA, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Ginnie Mae, probably FDIC, probably the state DBO, and probably a whole bunch of other people that once the junior has their sale, its subject to the lien of the senior and absent payoff, the senior will move to foreclose either by court action or, by exercising the power of sale clause in the note.  

Germain lists this type of transfer under it’s exemptions (d), “a lender may not exercise its option pursuant to a due-on-sale clause upon… (8) a transfer into an inter vivos trust in which the borrower is and remains a beneficiary and which does not relate to a transfer of rights of occupancy in the property…” This is stating that this type of transfer is exempted from the Due on Sale Clause.