Still, with the way my father spoke, he was so excited when he heard his property was worth so much in 1980, he might have not followed his common sense, and sold to a Carleton Sheets student.Thinking back, if he had a choice between in Carleton Sheets student with seller financing, and an NNN lease, he would have been better with NNN.

follow this model and in 10 years from now you can realistically own 20 units, cash flowing a total of $5,000 per month.

@Ken NyczajHey Ken,Been following this thread and Im sitting in the same boat.

Really on that note could help the owner with spreading their tax liability without reporting all at once on the tax return the following year. 

I've been following the webinars that Brandon offers for a few weeks now and have become increasingly interested in starting our journey. 

@Jim Froehlich The whole mantra of "find a good deal and the money will follow" is either said by newbies (because they read something online) or gurus who want you to pony up the cash to buy their program. 

Given that you are brandy new, I don't suggest this as a first project, because it's almost a guarantee that you will do one (or more) of the following:1. 

ARV concerns me the most followed by monthly holding cost if I can't sell within 6 months. 

To follow up on Anthony Thompson, likewise, I am not an attorney.  

I'm having a hard time following exactly what your question is, but I'll try.