My question is if the seller is willing to provide financing does the 50% rule still apply?

At this stage of my life, I have read alot of books by different authors but really didn't know how to apply this stuff to real life.

You are reading it correctly, make sure it applies to everyone, their might be a clause that states, this applies if the deed is conveyed by the developer

I posted this earlier in the "Renter's Forum" ...I recently found a house being leased that I applied and got approved for.

With that being said I bring my first question to the forum.What kind of measures do bankers look for when you apply for a loan on a income producing property?

Etc...All these things will contribute to the 50% rule not necessarily applying to this property...

Check your property tax bill to determine the percentage that applies to the building.

Apply the 50% rule to the rent.

That was a good one, everyone could see them, parked in between them, but if I did not have a fresh coat of reflective line paint on before the reinspect, I would have to get permits from the city and have a contractor with a license and bond with the county apply them.

(This has to do with the marketing side only and does not apply to the actual funding) It still qualifies as Network Marketing which is why people think its an MLM program, but again because is only has 1-2 tiers it is not the case.