I was sort of looking for some info about what is out there lately and maybe a reason to go out of town for a few days.

I have been an active real estate broker specializing in commercial properties for 10 years.I have invested in a few smaller properties, but want to step it up and get involved with larger properties.

Now what you say about the bank in this is sort of true.

In fact, I also do larger commercial deals and I do not choose to spend any hours during the week painting houses.Be careful casting dispersions before knowing who I am or what you are talking about.

We looked around for all sorts of new ways to show our homes.

Willard had some great prices on property last I check and it's only about 20 minutes out of Springfield.Ok....if you want any sort of training, read Robert Shemin's Secrets of a Millionaire Investor and Secrets of a Millionaire Landlord and apply a lot of it to cheap Springfield houses.

From your context, my best guess is that it some sort of line of credit (LOC).That said, it does not make sense that they would freeze it if you are a good client and paying on time.

That is obviously some sort of scare factor.

Plus with what I want to do, there are not many opportunities to learn from anybody or get a internship of the sort.

A fixed rate loan minimizes your risk.This scheme sounds like some sort of guru or seller nonsense to convince you bad deals are really OK.