And the info and exercises you'll go through tend to be deeply changing for most who attend.

I'm not going to spend the time going over the numbers, but you're better off financially if you cash out equity and reinvest it in new properties.Here's a simple exercise.

Has anybody heard or actually experienced the lender calling the note due and actually exercising this clause.

Well this is a good exercise.

Rented 4 years without issues.....did so well my tenant bought own storeMEANWHILE, I've moved out of state, major politics happened, I'm in neutral position.My tenant wanted to buy my unit, politics...one association member exercised FIRST RIGHT TO BUY.Tenant moves out, politics delays the buying.....My buyer and I are looking at new tenant.6.

On the plus side, your goals are an ever changing exercise in the REI world.Sometimes your goals can be achieved through various means towards the same end goal.

It is a good learning exercise to help you understand analyzing properties from different perspectives.

Cash flow is $200 a monthWhen option is exercised in 5-years total profit 62k split with partner.In this example we used the strategies of working with a wholesaler, hard money lender, the BRRR strategy, and Lease option.  

I would exercise caution in buying in areas that are occupied mostly by tenants, as those usually are the areas that could lose a higher % of tenants and have the possibility of lowering rents.The last downturn has displaced a lot of people through a high amount of landlords going through foreclosure.

Paul provided much more than that from great RE / business tips to mindfulness exercises  .