Certainly doesn't mean you need to be an expert before asking a question, but asking "How should I buy a property to rent" won't get much, asking "How do I figure the 2% Rule on This" might get better results.2.

@Sam Craven we chose to hire an AdWords expert for a few months to help us get on the right track as both myself and my business partner had no clue where to start.

But if we come to a stand still then it is always nice to have seller financing as a "well if you want a higher price we could try this route"Once again I am not a seller finance expert and I'm sure if I were REALLY good at selling the benefits it might be more of a focus with us, so I guess what I am saying is you either have to REALLY know these benefits and how to explain them well or yes you are probably correct it is going to be a tough sale for the most part.Do you even try offering them cash if that is what they want?...

I'm no expert, but you want to re-assess your expenses.

I appreciate your expert input.

ect.I have many other questions, but any helpful advice from a seasoned expert, Invester, landlord, real estate agent, ect., would be very much appreciated.

I am definitely not the expert here, but can you show me how this is the case?

Even in good economic cycles there are a percentage of loans that will go into default.

., Case/Shiller) throughout the economic cycle?

Also, keep in mind that the best mentor may not be an expert or guru but just someone who can keep you on track and be a good sounding board.