I made a good faith effort to try to make it work for a bookkeeping client of mine but it was too frustrating.

"When you receive a Good Faith Estimate, these are "estimates" of what your closing costs will be.

I'm really losing faith in being investor.

I really to start with a plan but the organization of it is a little overwhelming. it will get done though...Anyway nice to see a person with the same faith and vision.

My FAITH is my number 1 recession/depression/ no matter what happens asset.

But, eventually, you will need to take a leap of faith and put some of that knowledge into action.

Sunny Jo Gardner It sounds like the investor acted badly and not in good faith.

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Of course the REIT's never talk about the years where they went from 12% returns to zero percent or negative.You give up total control to them and it's hard to sell off your interest later on if you want to do something else with your money.Some people love them but I do not like giving up control and placing total faith into someone else for investment decisions.

Due diligence by the original lender would have to be non existent, maybe a lender who was family and trusted you would loan on blind faith, but I never would.Just my opinion.Rick