Network with real estate pros that use Seller Financing in their day to day business and guide them in crafting notes that fit your purchase criteria.

He's been working in the craft for about 15 years and has done tables, chairs, cabinets, trim work, windows, among other things. 

This is just a subject that has had some controversy here in the past, which is why you're seeing these carefully crafted responses.

NOBODY came out their mother's womb doing their profession or craft without getting the experience first.

Most I have seen are just well-crafted, protracted sales pitches that get you excited to buy more "training". 

@David Dachtera  nope just 42 years of doing real estate deals at a very high level.and owned one of the largest hardmoney lending companies in the fix and flip space and I have never gotten anyone asking for a loan that learned their craft through REnatusI fund many others that have gone to the TV guru's  Lindahl and others . the most effective of my clients and I have over 3000 loans not a one a Renatus student.. not that they don't exist.anytime you have people like you that make money selling a system and those at the top make all the money then to me its MLM.people would be so much better to simply get a RE licnese and go to work .. either in the retail sector or the commercial sector.. doing it on your own has a failure rate above 90% no matter who teaches you what.. were as realtors only fail 50% of the time..

I took pride and time in crafting my ad, and the resulting post has the bathroom as the lead photo instead of the nice exterior shot I put first.  

Clearly the tax preparer crafted the scenario to cheat more money from the government.

I'd put a kegorator in there and offer free craft beer to paying tenants over 21 years of age.Just my 2 cents.

Getting a realtors license is a good way of not only learning your craft, but making money helping people buy and sell houses.I got lucky in college and built a website business and was able to sell it once I graduated.