That is obviously some sort of scare factor.

Plus with what I want to do, there are not many opportunities to learn from anybody or get a internship of the sort.

Creating and maintaining your buyers list is just as important and just as hard as getting motivated callers to call you.

If not in default they are probably motivated for they do not have the marketing skills of a real estate agent and need help getting the property off their hands.

A fixed rate loan minimizes your risk.This scheme sounds like some sort of guru or seller nonsense to convince you bad deals are really OK.

Might not be the sort of job you want to do your self, but if you have access to the underside of the floor you can at least see what's going on.

That sort of thing.steve

My question is if I purchase the property as owner occupied, but then lets say at some point down the road I wish to move out and rent the portion I lived in, will this trigger any sort of "due on sale" clause since I am no longer occupying the property?

The general answer to this sort of question is that you need to find out the local laws and be sure you follow those.

After he was done, myself and some of the other members were asking each other, 'Was that supposed to be motivational?!'