@Mike SattemPerhaps I need a lawyers input, but the "Settle for tenants with red flags" would imply that there should be no issue in not renting to the 20 'Bad Tenants' who apply if there is no "Good Tenants'...

Corey Reyment I wasn't implying fear set in your deal, I meant I've come across deals that actually made sense and I didn't jump further into it because fear took over and my emotion and inexperience made me lose that deal.

Thus, a good guide for me to evaluate a trainer or a book or a program, if the focus is on getting rich, I get discouraged. 

However, it seems to me, the HML guy implies he is tapped out per the restriction, if he has to wait for the restriction period to end.

@Troy Cole This is good question with many different answers unfortunately, I suggest that you always ask for references, and always make sure you look up there state contractors license.at least here in California each and every contractors has to be licensed.I angle I always take is I never ask for a Estimate, the word it self implies a rough calculation.

NOTE: I wasn't implying that you were trying to annoy anyone, but that's why the system works that way.

That implies I can only use 80% LTV on a primary residence.

This could be firmed by you, hired by you (pro fiduciary) or one or more individuals.The trust document should contain an operating agreement that addresses management and distribution of expenses, income, etc.For a good place to start your research is to buy the book on trusts by attorney Mark Warda, which is used by trainer Jack Shea.

Thank you all for reading.I was a personal trainer and competing in Jui Jitsu tournaments up and down the east coast.  

Usually 0% interest implies equity turnover.