That video doesn't represent anything other than a hot Sunday afternoon and a few people losing their temper - or their minds, whichever you prefer!    

Land Trust, and care to not trigger a problem with 5 year look back for Medicaid, and excessive capital gains for current owner is desired.Advice/thoughts on all matters surrounding this deal are greatly appreciated!

They could lose their license for misrepresentation.

Long story short US Bank was not able to get the loan commitment before deadline and we were about to lose the deal.  

I was becoming mildly successful again, but I was not happy with dealing with the stresses of dummy business owners and guns put in my face for having to fire their employees due to excess staffing, so I quit my business and focused on teaching what I love which is video game development at a high school and college.

There's something to be said about experience, and you may lose a deal or to working with a rookie that could have been save by an experienced agent.To Your Success...

You're not in this business to lose money.  

I'm going to say that it depends what your goals are in seeking education.Cruising these forums, you'll see stories where people lost money because of what didn't know or didn't know to watch out for.At the same time, you'll find a pervasive and powerful bias against paid education.You'll want to decide for yourself which is the greatest expense: losing money on a deal (may or may not be deductible) or paying for education to help prevent losing money on your deals (deductible as a professional development expense).

If you are working one property at a time and buying right and not only spending 6 months you probably aren't going to get stuck - most likely the worst thing that could happen would be that you would lose the anticipated equity you are building.

The investment amount isn't as high as E5, but must be "substantial" and all at risk, in other words, you must demonstrate that you run the risk of losing it all.