If they had, they would know that most of the funding techniques in this book have been used to purchase and build multimillion-dollar properties throughout the world.

My alternate exit for this (in case things went poorly) was refi into 30 yr fixed and throw a tenant in there. 

I am not a person who just sits down with the first offer I get without researching alternate (possibly better) options.  

The basic idea is that we believe it should be much easier for investors to understand their options, compare alternatives, and that lenders should feel some competitive pressure to present their best offer to a client.

Many of them are incredibly skilled at manipulative techniques to get you to buy their programs. 

If it is still run by the people who used to run it, they use some very manipulative techniques to get you to buy in.

It seems like the majority of the backlash against wholesaling here is because of the common techniques being used (and pushed by "gurus") below: Spammy marketing methods - SMS, cold calls, and RVMs Underqualified people - a VA or someone who just took a course Poor data - a shotgun approach instead of contacting potentially motivated sellersSpammy texts and wholesaling are not mutually exclusive.

Just an alternative idea.

For those suggesting alternative heating fuels, here is a link to a spreadsheet provided by the federal gov't to evaluate best choices:http://www.eia.gov/neic/experts/heatcalc.xls

My township allows these as an alternative as they communicate as one, just as they would if they were hardwired.