I reached out to the guest directly and they were essentially unhappy with the 10% fee to cancel, I eventually just asked support to cancel the damn thing.

Broke them into 'intermediate' and 'advanced' buckets: Intermediate listeners, know "enough to be dangerous": Joe FairlessMichael Blank (~30-45 mins):  some of the most approachable Multifamily syndication podcasts availableAdvanced listeners, "ready to nerd out":Long-form (~30-45 mins): Old Capital - Outstanding podcast with stellar hosts.

You're going to have the best damn coffee shop in the world and people will flock to you and make you rich. 

Can anyone tell me is there a way to find out the mortgage / loan Out Standing Balance on the property. it's easy to know the Loan amount issued. but what about the remaining balance?

All FHA and VA loans that are still outstanding today are assumable, but only by owner occupants.

Exit Price - Sale Expense (4% or 5% - this includes brokerage commission and all other sale related expenses) - Outstanding Loan Principal = Owner Equity2. 

In some cases, the property may be sold at auction or through a real estate agent.Distribution of assets: Once the sale of the real estate is complete, the proceeds from the sale will be used to pay any outstanding debts of the estate, including taxes and creditor claims.

Sounds outstanding.

A quote from Mark Twain.There are three kinds of lies: Lies, Damned Lies, and StatisticsWhenever I hear the word “adjusted,” I know someone altered the data to suit their purpose and should usually be disregarded.

Downsides: The only potential downsides that I'm aware of besides the fees are that if I ever wanted to sell just 1 or 2 properties, when those sales close, the proceeds go towards the outstanding principal balance on the loan (I don't get the cash).