If you move forward with this transaction and 2,3,4,6 years down the road you decide to sell via short sale, you will be effecting their credit after they have already moved on from the property years prior.In taking properties over sub2, you are providing a solution for the seller so they don't have to go through a sale that will negatively impact their credit.  

If you don't do these things effectively, there will be no need for any entity as their will be no business. 

Is that gonna effect the ARV?

Of course, if they are buying a place that might have little effect on them. 

I thought that would be better and more cost effective to provide the attorney with the documentation instead of paying him to produce the packet himself.  

It is likely to be much more cost effective if you understand the basics and let a successful coach show you what you don't yet know.

Remember, even if your properties are paid off, the bank that is financing you will still hit you for taxes and insurance payments which effect your overall liability ratios.

Once the leads start coming in, you'll start to see what produces results and can effectively manage your time from there. 

I work in California, and you will never see the 2% rule in effect, unless you're down there right near Mexico.

He rejected this, effectively calling me a slimeball for refusing to pay him the $750 outright.Am I out of line here?