However, if you read through the case files and see (and comprehend) the application of many of the mortgage laws, you will remember it.Best of luck to you!

Originally posted by Tim Wieneke:Then going back to your root assertion that this Heather woman was a "plant" by virtue of her associations, this same argument makes Obama a "plant" by domestic terrorists and racist hate mongers Wow Tim, you're inability to comprehend or make logical correlations never ceases to amaze me...I'd respond to your comment, but by the time I got done trying to explain to you the fallacious logic in your comment, you'd forget what we were even arguing about...It's just not worth it this time...you win...

Just plain english, in comprehendable sentences, so that the seller would understand what they are signing.Your thoughts?

even disaster wouldnt comprehend what i want to say !

I have observed that quite a few investors don't seem to fully comprehend that there is much of a risk delta, if they see one at all.

If it’s your dream you will make it a success.I really don’t comprehend this business model.  

The one thing I do agree with is that I don't get out of bed either for a flip profit under $20k, but that comes with the exception of the new investor doing their first 1-3 deals where any profit is a bonus on their real life RE investment education.Thanks Will,I don't agree with your comment at all.I have never blown wind about "how easy" flipping or investing is and always stress that hard work is very important.As for selling turnkey and sleeping.You have "ventured to guess" wrong.I have one of the best turnkey companies in the country, that offers one of the best products, services and cap rates.Our reputation also speaks for itself and we have not wronged any investors to date and don't intend on ever doing so.It doesn't matter if this business model is alive or not, as long as the investors continue getting great returns for many many years which with great property management in place, I'm sure they will.As the moderator on this forum, your comment is disappointing and uncalled forMuch successClearly you have failed to comprehend the point I was trying to make.

To better understand the future one must first comprehend the past.  

First, I 100% agree that too many people don't fully comprehend that last property crash/financial crisis and every time I hear United States real estate referred to as a "recession proof investment" or current prices as "the new bottom" it makes my stomach turn. 

@Joe VilleneuveJoe, what you posted is VERY valuable, but I’m not sure that the relatively new folks actually comprehend it.