It's been explained to me about hard lending and cashing out from appraisals after you rehab but I just can't seem to comprehend those techniques.

I see you live in Neptune Beach, FL with almost 97% white and only 1.7% black; sure thats just a coincidence but this may be influencing greatly your perception and ideas of the world or apparent inability to comprehend his plight.

Likewise, people stuck in heavily regulated states don't really comprehend what it's like to live in a place that values personal freedom.I work with several investors that sold their properties in California and moved every single dime to Wyoming last year.

It was very intense, many parts had to be read 3 or 4 times to comprehend. 

Has nothing to do with any of that.I suppose as an investor who is interested in playing the Subject To game, knowing and fully comprehending the limitation statute could be beneficial and you could end up winning properties from time to time.

It seems like you read my post but didn't really comprehend it.

It takes some time of actually doing it to fully comprehend what is involved.

I do a lot of self studying but I know a lot of people kind of have an inability to do so and comprehend on their own.

Pre-screening includes: income requirements in very plain terms (annual income) as some ppl don't seem to comprehend what 3x rent really means, no smokers, pets, etc.  

From what I comprehend from your answer, you can write "as-is" in the contract AND write in an inspection contingency?