Hey All!  Big shout out to all of BiggerPockets for being AWESOME!So I'm working on my first  every deal here in Northfield, Minnesota, and have analyzed this thing to death.  So instead of running the numbers for the...

I am just trying to figure out how I end up paying more than the seller's bottom line asking price if they are paying closing and the DD money goes towards the loan (or where ever if I close this property).

Having kids was the best decision I’ve ever made.

I learned way too much in 2008 to ever make those mistakes.

I am new to Real Estate, but it's always been a goal of mine ever since reading Rich Dad Poor Dad in High School.

I am not saying it is true here but not every criminal is arrested and not everyone ever arrested is a criminal.

Can someone give some insight on this or ever experienced anything like it?

I even became a real estate YouTube vlogger myself to document my journey after I quit my job.11 months later I closed on the biggest deal that I couldn't possibly have ever imagined doing! 

And james, I don't know that there will ever be a way to avoid the (due on sale) risk being there.Good to know that your finances can cope if and when the banks start calling in those ones.Also, "deeding the property to a land trust where the buyer would be the beneficiary" comes with its own risks, if you're paying the Seller directly rather than the actual Lien Holder/s!

However, the chances of you ever receiving that money is slim.