For the last year and a half I've been learning as much as possible about REI including seminars preparing to move out of California and start my REI business.

However when you sell the title company will prepare a General Warranty Deed for you to sign.

You might want to start in an area that you are already prepared for.

I'm in the U.K.2.Well I'm not sure if she knows about this place, I did tell her about it last night when I saw her but she was busy preparing a presentation & I don't know if she really took in what I'm saying, maybe she hasnt needed to use forums in the past so doesnt bother who knows????????

While they had good information I just couldn't wrap my head around the "creative financing" aspect of their programs.So fast forward to today.

I've studied a few different REI courses in the past but didn't care for the "creative financing" part of them.

In my opinion, you also need to consider your exit strategy so that you are prepared for the ultimate sale and how it will affect both you and your partner.

FSBO'd the sale and voila before closing we were told he (the former land contract tenant) had to sign a quit claim paper prepared by the buyer's closing attorney to complete the deal.

If you rehab and flip, you need to be creative on how you will exit since things are moving slower.

He is totally open to any creative financing or partnering or whatever.