The more skill and experience acquiring and managing properties you have the easier and more lucrative this strategy can be, and perhaps how you're seeing examples of people scaling quickly.I also don't see people have much luck asking for someone to mentor them in the forums.

We had an internal beta program last year that was good but not perfect, it almost made it out of beta.We’re waiting for the hype to die down a bit and a clearer strategy to emerge before dumping a ton more effort into this.

This is HEAVILY skewed data.

I'm curious about what everyone's strategies/opinions are regarding LLC's for their properties.

FED cannot avoid cutting rates they dropped in December and January and a CPI index report crushed everything that was really all hedged data.  

AirDNA can provide some insights on data in the market you're planning to work in.

What are some strategies that have worked for you to lock in a seller financed deal?

We always offer to do strategy calls to go over numbers with our clients to take an objective approach on whether it makes sense to finance or not.

What's the best strategy for a buyer to protect themselves from a due-on-sale clause in a subject-to deal?

UPDATE: The above strategy is a thing... and many open up management companies for this purpose.