For those that plan to organize their loans in this manner where some or all of them may be called on demand that DO NOT have the cash to pay off the loans the decision about what to do is more of a business decision than a legal one in my opinion.  

Thank you James, right now, i am more interested in learning the business and organizing my finances , but, a single family rental deal under 200K under 1% rule, in miami or broward area can be a starting point.

“Having determined that the Code is not saved by special needs or the closely regulated industry exceptions, the Court concludes that the Code’s failure to include a warrant provision violates the Fourth Amendment.”Take a second and thank 1851 Center for Constitutional law–the non-profit that argued this case–with a contributions from folks just like you.

This being my third flip I am feeling pretty good going into it, and feel that my organization/planning skills are vastly improved from the early days. 

Getting a digest emailed to me a few times a month is much easier.Don't forget to get involved in your local veteran's networking and business organizations as well.

I have about a month to organize everything.

I've never heard of a lending organization who has worked with this. 

There are many vacant homes & boarded up homes in my area and I would like to be able to purchase some of these homes to flip them and use the profits to make a difference in the community by donating some of the proceeds to non profits who are having an impact in the community.

I found his training to be overpriced, time consuming, intermediate, and poorly organized.

Long term, I hope to either continue working as an agent as I gradually become involved in investing, or to possibly even become a full-time investor at some point in the future.I attended the September CREIA – Carolina REIA – meeting in Asheville, and I’m planning on becoming very involved with that organization.