Competition days are usually Thursday-Sunday each week, but if they're staying for the whole circuit and not competing every weekend, they'll want to sightsee or do fun day trips during their downtime.

Maybe try it out, and see if the extras are useful to you to start. 

Active members, usually 2-3 of us up to $1 million equity per deal.

They set their own (very expensive) prices for repairs, tell you very little and then get moody when you question why they're throwing enormous invoices at you on a very regular occurrence.Back to the threat of the lien - if they ignored me querying their invoices and went ahead and applied a mechanics lien to my property, how do I contest it (or return the favor to them), when or how will I get to hear about it, do they have to re-apply it every year to stop me selling the property (which I do not intend to do for another few decades, if ever), can they put extra costs & interest on the lien and can they apply to the courts, at any time, for a foreclosure to settle what they say I owe?

They will usually ask if the property is rented.

Rarely can a qualified tenant rent today as they usually have to give notice to their current landlord or are relocating and not waiting until the last minute. 

I hope that once I'm a paying member I'll get some good guidance as I have many questions and for every question you post online you get a bunch of responses and those responses usually conflict with one another. 

Alex In higher priced areas lending that little amount is usually challenging and for lower quality projects.

For example what I typically see sellers agree to here if they're going to offer seller financing is 20-50% down, 5-7 year balloon (but usually still ammed over 20-30) and they usually want at least a point (or more) over the conventional interest rate (otherwise they don't have any incentive over selling outright, typically). 

That's depending on the extra cash flow the home brings you and how much you have after all expenses on the personal side.