Yes, this has come up in the forums before, so I've looked into it, but I have no personal experience with this company.If my kids were considering this, I would advise against this. 

I’m looking to learn from someone with some experience or knowledge, and I can use my skills and knowledge to help out for a win - win situation.

So yes, you need to set aside enough money to pay future taxes.Taxes are calculated only on your net profit - i.e. after everything is deducted, including labor & materials, holding costs, financing costs and business overhead such as marketing and driving. 

I am curious how other people buy multiunits for owner occupied, since everybody will face the same problem that want to live in one unit and need to break a lease BEFORE the closing.Thanks for the help

The new guys we hired were not up to par so we thought it couldn't hurt to try this. 

Any help is appreciated!

I would assume asking proof of income on something like this is not unusual to request in a sale.

The main thing is, taking the training will educate you in the foundational aspects of real estate which only helps you.

Seems you are new to this- you can get just as good protection by working with an agent or broker and will see more deals through developing that relationship. 

Quote from @Grayson Grzybowski: @John Ma Thanks for this.