thebesthouses,Not that I'm endorsing Sheets at all, but based on your statement, it sounds like you should be the one with the educational course.I don't know much about Sheets or if his techniques work in the real world.

I'm not sure of what you do and can't endorse your program but so long as others don't get the short end of the stick and they are treated fairly, more power to ya!

That's almost 100% passive, though there is the endorsement and depositing of the 1 check!

Just from what I learned already I figure it would have taken me a very long time to learn, if at all, because if you don't know what to ask and when to ask it you will never ask and if you use the Internet or other methods you might never find the question or relate, and not know to ask the question and a single mentor would either not think to tell you or assume you already know.It is the same as with my Merchant Marine license I had to have minimum of 1440 days underway with 720 days on vessels before I could take the test but even though I had been at sea I would not have passed the test without paying Houston Marine for the test prep which cost $$$All of these endorsements from the United States Coast Guard are required and after paying for the courses the USCG costs for the actual endorsements at $165 min each. 1600 ton Master $9,500 STCW $1,900.00 Able Bodies Seaman $799 Advanced Firefighting $799 RADAR $799 Proficiency in Rescue/Lifeboat $999 So to get my license I had to spend $14,796.00 and I lost sea time to automatically renew, after 10 years of sailing, when my parents were sick and died in 2007.  

I've been using these for ten years and fully endorse them.

Because of that I don't want to post what could seem like an endorsement of a particular program or wholesaler on a public forum.  

There are endorsements on the back of the note (though incomplete).

Also, the deductibles I experienced were in the $5,000 range so a separate tool policy or inland marine endorsement may be appropriate if you supply some tools/materials but not enough to warrant filing a claim given the deductible.

A ringing endorsement!

Annual Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP) Applies to all Mortgages except:  Streamline Refinance and Simple Refinance Mortgages used to refinance a previous FHA endorsed Mortgage on or before May 31, 2009  Hawaiian Home Lands (Section 247)" Take that in conjunction with the fact that on the first page of the Handbook, Section I-A says this "The requirements outlined below in subsections 1 through 9 apply to both Single Family (one-to four-units) and Multifamily Mortgagees." which means that the FHA considers 1-4 Unit multifamily buildings to be under the Single Family umbrella.