I have numerous mathematical examples of this in the thread that I referenced above.3.

I am considering requesting a refund for my down payment on the program for a number of reasons:* There is an abundance of information online regarding real estate investing* There are numerous networking opportunities available to learn from others* I am extremely self motivated and have been taking small actions on my own alreadyMy main fear of not moving forward with the coaching is missing out on information that I do not know about my local market and making mistakes I could have avoided.

It has become far more common for the banks to use this clause in the past couple of years (do a search on BP for "due on sale clause" and you'll see numerous examples of investors who got caught doing this and are scrambling to refinance or pay off the original note somehow).

This site is an incredible platform that has numerous resources so definitely take advantage of it all.

While I've tackled numerous flips in the past, I hadn't ventured into renovating a multifamily property until now.

You can revise your contract so that you have filled in most of the blanks on your computer before you print them out. then have numerous copies when you go to the sellers house.

You'll also need to convince these buyers you're a real player because we've all had numerous people give us their wholesaler pitch then never hear from the again.

I have been on the bigger pockets forums, listened to numerous podcasts, and watched anything and everything about short term rentals on YouTube.

I have seen this question posted numerous times here on BP so I figured I would post some helpful information regarding where to find education on Notes.  

I have in the past purchased numerous homes in Pahrump that have had foundation issues, mostly from banks, and sold them as tear downs.