This is my loose understanding: I was told by some investors this weekend I could borrow the equity in my investment property to avoid capital gains tax because there would be "no gain".

If I sell a property with Seller financing on 30 years term/No Balloon payment at all, when am I responsible to pay the Capital gains assuming there is neither early payoff nor foreclosure?

A CPA could advise of there's a way for you to report all the gains.

Hello BP, I've been away for a while as far as posting, but constantly reading and gaining knowledge from this wonderful site. 

I'll make sure to check out those podcasts tonight and continue to gain ideas before putting money into any DM regiment. 

Since I started learning about Real Estate I thought that being a licensee would be the only way I could sell to gain some capital.

I did read some of the previous posts regarding this opportunity but still welcome any comments, help and advice I can gain from the experienced REIs here.

Maybe look into some long term gains with buy and hold investments.  

Make some money as while You gain experience.

Don't worry about getting paid [of course if they offer to pay, take it] but more on gaining knowledge - this is your pay.Get out there at least 2-3 time per month for after hours meetings - REIA and meetups, etc.