Shout out from Houston.I found networking event to be the best venue as well as local RE club.Your profile said your brokerage buy property so isn't that somewhere you can start?

But success in anything, whether it's real estate or starting a business, comes down to a process and not one event.

You will want to add some items to the note to make it better for you in the event that the seller/lender want to turn it into cash.First right of refusal, substitution of collateral, and some valuation mechanisms are things that I would start with and see if they counter them out.

I purchased the course from ebay, which consists of the live audio recordings, some sample docs and the 3-day event PPTs..My understanding is the course is based on fairly high level note and trust deed knowledge.

Mike has a couple of events on the North Shore up your way.  

Shock, Anger, Denial, Depression, and Acceptance…These are the 5 stages people go through during a traumatic event.About 2 years ago, I had my traumatic event when a family member’s health took a serious turn for the worse.

I HAVE seen agents issue a "rental" policy on a rehab project but consider yourself lucky your agent advised you against it as that policy would not be worth the paper it is written on in the event of a claim.There are a very limited number of companies out there that will structure your deal in a way that you can simply switch or amend coverage based on what stage of renovation and occupancy your property/project is in. 

@Jason Lipe dont waste your money on guru courses.Better info can be found here on bp for free.I recently went to a guru's event.

Again, Welcome to BP and I hope to meet you at this months event.- Aaron Yates

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