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

Laminate,  lasts longer is more durable as well as higher demand for consumers.

@David Diner@Jd MartinI agree, I have been thinking of RE as more of a hobby for the last 8 years even with 12 units, it does not consume as much time (thankfully) as my full time job.  

I worked in corporate sales, mainly advertising and consumer marketing sales.  

Doing renewable 12 month terms will not be circumventing the requirements as there is the intent card that will be played.Dodd Frank doesn't apply to commercial financed options, it clearly applies to consumer financed options when the option price is applied to the sale price. 

You have to get product the consumer wants.

Way more expensive and time consuming.

Florida another etc.the key is to have your transactional funding set up buy the thing then resell it. and or if its OK to blast out on the internet a house for sale you don't own then try that. with the huge amount of info at one's finger tips and with the guru's pitching this get rich with none of your own money and what certain folks pitch here on BP you now have many more folks out there trying to do the same thing.. many with no experience many with no morals or ethics and consumers are getting hurt.. when that happens they complain and when they complain the states start taking a look..

I personally own several in the 30K range, but have steadily moved to the higher end homes, specifically due to what the people prior have said:  fewer evictions, better care and maintenance of the property.  

I felt the same way until I found a different meaning of what it means to be an entrepreneur.A lot of folks here are still "consumers", meaning they look to avoid "investing for no return" (i.e., spending) and seek comfort and stability.This is the antithesis of an entrepreneur.