It all depends on what you're aiming for.

But by no means this post was aimed at anyone who has their heart at the right spot and provides genuine value to someone who does not want to get started alone. 

You answered your question in the last sentence - disclosures are required on conventional but not for DSCR - these are really aimed at overprotecting the consumer (non sophisticated or non real estate professional) - since DSCR Loans are 100% business purpose and for investors (and typically for experienced investors or non-first time buyers only), there is less need to overly disclose / overly explain everything in a disclosure since its assumed they are experienced and know the basics

I would suggest reading as many BP books as possible to supplement the BP forums.

The Phase III aims to determine the extent of the contamination and may involve further testing, often more extensive than the Phase II testing.

After quitting I would want to be doing real estate deals more full time and do something more enjoyable to supplement my real estate income (maybe teaching or personal training- tbd).I’ve thought of buying 1-3 more properties within the next few years and then using the income from all my properties and job to hammer down the mortgages.

Hi Guy,I completely understand your concerns, and it’s always wise to be cautious and do thorough research before committing to any program.Consistent Offerings and TransparencyThe discrepancy you’ve noticed in the pricing from our representatives is certainly not the experience we aim to provide.

Are you aiming to buy a duplex or apartment to house hack? 

Originally, we aimed for a sales price of $189,900 but sold for $204,900.

Originally, we aimed for a sales price of $189,900 but sold for $204,900.