And it goes against my principles to pay "bribe" and encourage bad behavior.

My powers of spreadsheet skill say, at 2 years he'd owe me $95k remaining principle, and will have paid me more than $29k, which minus my loan nets about $13k.

However, I am taking the principles of Gene's training and the residential space to create a bit of a hybrid. 

Bad principle - bad precedent...... 

During all of this time that you, the wholesaler, the person buying and the principle "seller" are under agreement, THE BANK and it's MORTGAGE AGREEMENT with the seller, WILL, IN ALL CASES supersede and agreement the SELLER & 1st BUYER,WHOLESALER has agreed to.4.

What I'm a bit confused about when everyone uses these numbers of appreciation vs interest rate and comparing it to renting is that no one ever talks about the principle being paid off...

@Shiloh Lundahl I agree in principle.

After reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad, I felt greatly upset with how much my foundation for understanding wealth and personal principles was challenged.

Instead, mistakenly they deposit $1000 and one day later they recapture $700.Again I have not had any money taken away that they had not refunded back , and yes it's rare, but it's the principle of having them access to my bank account to recapture money at will which is unacceptable.

Hi @Sunny Burns,The only expenses we actually consider are housing expenses (Principle, interest, prop taxes, homeowner's insurance, and HOA dues... rent, if applicable), things appearing on a credit report, and court orders (alimony, etc).