I agree with the others that three months is way too long and indicates something is seriously wrong with the marketing.You (or the person marketing the property) need to really study the market and look for comparable homes (location, size, amenities, quality, price, etc.).

I personally would not invest somewhere, that I would not like to live in, if it came to worst-case scenario.

I personally purchased my most recent home with an assumable loan that has a 3.08% interest rate and it is saving me THOUSANDS every month on mortgage payments and additional principal debt paydown!   

Before I would personally buy a course, I would listen to/read all the free material on out-of-state investing (there's a lot out there). 

Would love to hear your personal experiences.

This place should be about educating someone as to why this person is a scam and not mocking them for not recognizing.

You're just taking money away from your business when you use it personally, and in that case, you may as well not own it, and rent someone else's because 1.

If you can't keep control of your personal finances, you are highly unlikely to succeed in real estate investing.

Out of State:- If you have $500k in capital I personally would go for appreciation: Nevada or Arizona.

Would I need to write a check to my personal bank account and then get a cashier's check once the funds were transferred?