Little background about me -I currently work in banking as a "Performance Coach" training bankers and managers on sales, customer experience and career development etc in CO and AZ.

I take different routes through different neighborhoods to look for things like - comp rental rates, new for sale signs, auction signs, distressed property, contractor vehicles, etc.   

Depending on the contract it would determine whether or not there is a "due on sale clause" But honestly it really depends on the lender.

Purchase price: $180,000 Sale price: $225,000 This was my very first deal.

If you go into property management you will only learn property management, if you go work for a contractor you will learn about construction,  if you go work for  a wholesaler you will learn about marketing and sales, if you want to learn about underwriting or lending go work for a bank, etc etc.It really depends on what aspect of real estate you want to focus on. 

I learned nothing new except that they were trying to sale 40k mentoring program to everyone.It is a scam but they are doing it.

A 14-unit multifamily will not be valued based on comparable sales.

PM me, I have a good beaver county lawyer that you should talk too   Are you sure this was a judicial sale and not just an upset sale?

Ok how many of those sales is your wife getting?

Payment, at least the big payments, take place when goals are met (sale, equity cash-out, leasing, etc) rather than as you go along.