Its usually printed on very thin paper.  

You can't build for $200/sf and rent the property out at $1.5 per square foot and make money.

I've done my fair share of research (of course, the researching never ends) but I want to put my foot out the door and get started.

My concerns are keeping the home will be an endless money sink in repairs and updates instead of asset, cost more than it makes by preventing access to something like a VA loan on a better property in the future, or overly distract me learning details about the market here that won't help me in SF.The home is 2 bed 1 bath, 1200 square foot, one and a half story SFR with a garage, storage shed, fenced yard, w/d hook ups in the garage. 

The primary we are in now is a potential 2700 sq foot rental - practically a duplex. 

Three minutes won't get you a deal, but it's about how long you have to get your foot in the door and interest him in spending more time studying your deal

They were in my town last night for a free seminar and we're printing their 3 day training and all the lending options they can provide.

I then print how many I need that day and if I'm doing t letters I use the same font and red ink to print the envelopes.

They will do loans in the following areas according to my banker: Muncie, South Bend, Indy, Bloomington, Evansville, Louisville, Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids.The huge caveat is that they want the borrower to also live in their footprint area so if you are an out of state investor, you are out of luck.  

Never seen or heard of the show till now but my first thoughts are the disclaimer in many of the 'Investor' infomercials in tiny fine print that warns most ppl who follow our method we are selling make little or no money anyways.My 2nd thought as to American Greed would involve the bigger picture of currently occupying, bombing up, and colonizing much of the world over and also having been to only nation to resort to nuking another