When adding an analysis, one must keep clicking NEXT STEP at the bottom of the pages to get to the next step. 

There is a Craigslist ad of mine fresh every day. 

Maybe he/she doesn't call Brandon first, but they have an agreement with another prominent investor in town where they give this person the tip first, and take a few extra dollars for their trouble?

Pays off in 6 years or less if you paid extra on it and frees up the property to be used in other purchases. 

I was able to put away about $30,000 in a single year saving every extra penny and living like a hermit, but that would have only bought me a class D house in the ghetto even here in Omaha.Leverage is not the enemy, it is a force multiplier and while I appreciate the success that one person had without leverage, we should not demonize it and act as though that way is somehow superior.

If the LLC is not on the title but did lend money toward the purchase it should be able to be added as a mortgagee. 

Pays off in 6 years or less if you paid extra on it and frees up the property to be used in other purchases.

I think there are far easier opportunities in the market (non real estate related) that can get me a measly 3% net rate of return (You might as well leave the money in the bank or buy a treasury bond which is much less risker and hassle free than owning real estate)Lastly Patience & DisciplinePurchasing your first property, or even adding to your portfolio only happens when its right for you and nobody else.

Think of their fee as extra insurance that the deal will close. 

But man, that seems like a lot of extra work come tax season.