But you might continue the relationship with the provider acting as a sort of counselor -- someone to turn to for advice when you run into issues with the house, tenants, PM, etc., and also who you return to when you're ready to buy your next.I probably wouldn't characterize what you're doing as turnkey. 

Doing some google searches and trying to find info about not being able to refinance out of PMI anymore, I can't seem to find anything of the sort.

We need to get the word out before these groups are sending this sort of propaganda out ultimately they want housing to be a human "right" taking our property away. 

As a newbie of sorts in the RE investing arena,  has anyone out there in BP world had any experience, good or bad, with the Clever Investor "Fast Track Profit" program ?

As a newbie of sorts in the RE investing arena,  has anyone out there in BP world had any experience, good or bad, with the Clever Investor "Fast Track Profit" program ?

At time of initial closing when seller attorney was looking to sort the deed for any liens, the property was not fully paid for (still owing $2,000) even though buyer and seller knew the amount would be due at closing.

I currently have a good deal of leeway, for now at least, of where my money can go.Knowing full well that my lack of recent work history and savings would make it very difficult to get any sort of funding, I thought I may as well starting learning as much as I can.

if you can't come to some sort of agreement, move on. 

I just don't think that spend is necessary in a red hot seller's market.One thing on my to-do list is to set up a relationship with a furniture rental company to do the same sort of thing.  

His attorney is trying to help him get those settled for less so we can close.Anyone have any experience with this sort of thing?