The first is basic deal sense and for that, the syndicator (promoter or in the new CrowdFunding parlance - the issuer) is paid fees for services such as brokerage, property management, project management and other types of oversight that require time and personal attention.

At that point you should start to get pre-qualified offers with balance transfer promotions.

The Real Estate Marketplace is the place on BiggerPockets where you can promote or advertise your real estate business, your deals & opportunities, your financing, and your website.

@Andrew JonesHey Andrew, hope your course works out for you, sounds like some of them can be money grabs for the promoters, but some of them are great.  

Even with Title IV I don't see this going away any time soon because most promoters will still continue to use other exemptions2.  

Unofficial Denver Meeting, Friday, July 3 starting at 9:00 at the Rooster & Moon, 955 Bannock Street.Rooster and MoonNo promotions planned, just coffee and real estate chat.

I don't want to get flagged for self promotion so please DM me if there are questions that I or one of my colleagues can answer.

:I prefer low-income areas because I can purchase homes there on my credit cards when I've already used up all my cash and equity lines hahaI actually maxed out and withdrew cash on credit card once to pay for rehab on a property in Australia$15,000 lollolLuckily sold for profit not too long after lolIf you have the right cards (credit unions are the best for this IME) you can pull a large amount off one card, then do a promotional no-fee balance transfer to the credit union card with special terms like 0% interest for 1 year or 4.99% interest for 4 years.I have one card that I can cash advance for no fee and at the same low rate as purchases (either 8.9 or 9.9% I forget) and several others that offer me very lucrative balance transfer deals like I described above.)

I intended to pay it off as soon as the promotional period ends.

I have recently been promoted (came with the transfer to STL), and I’m looking to change strategies and use the money I saved to invest for financial independence.