So providing notes or videos would sort of defeat the purpose.

Since you're doing buy & hold investing, check out this video.

I could film a video of me flushing it, and you can hear it start knocking as soon as I close the valve and turn the flame back up.

You should consider putting together a pamphlet (of sorts) with pictures/video of the house, average rent (rentometer.com / finestexpert.com), CAP rate, comps, and house details of course (asking price, bd/ba/sqft, etc) Then I would jump on postlets.com and publish the information you put together. or Send the pamphlet to some wholesalers/investors and offer them ~$2500 if they find a buyer.

BTW, about Derren, did you see the one where he hypnotizes a guy into thinking that he's in a zombie video game?

I am a new member of the Sean Terry Flip2Freedom academy and I do want to say I find the videos very informative.

I just posted a short blog here on BP on software to make a video.

"Due on sale clause if the loan is called on a sub2 or wrap", -not likely will be called if the loan is religiously paid on time and insurance is kept up, but it is possible.There are wrap, sub2 and lease option videos on my BP Blog.And "caveat emptor" on wraps and sub2, Just because you CAN do it, (i.e. buy on a wrap or sub2) does not mean you SHOULD buy it.  

Had it just been the one property then I was going the F/F route because of %rates and the fact that I only have 2 outstanding mortgages.Low and behold, fate now throws a curve ball (not sure why I felt the need to do a sports metaphor), and now I'm having to learn about creative financing, legally of course.And @Michael Worleythis is yet another piece to this puzzle.

Howdy Kirk,I have to tell you....I think the biggest help for my to pass this test was watching videos on youtube.