I know some investors are fine with losing some money each month, but I prefer to have some cashflow.  

In reverse mortgage short sale, if seller is died, seller's heirs have no motivation to do the deal with me because they do not get any money from it.

They normally run your personal credit report if I recall correctly unless you already accounts with them (I'm mostly sure)  That's why you can contact Chase for one of their ink business cards and say 'I think I'll make this much money' and i have a LLC or registered sole proprietor so please extend me some credit...however, I believe there are "true" corporate credit cards. 

If multifamily, no and low money down by brandon turner is a great book.

I am wanting it to be a win/win situation for everyone so we all walk away happy and with money in our pockets.

Execute a 12 month lease where you can collect a security deposit and collect rent to cover the mortgage and some money towards maintenance.

Then, the big money folks left for Oakwood.

Is it worth spending that kind of money to learn how the gator lending strategy work?

They go where the money is, but eventually get back to me.

Such as deep clean, nonexistent items charged for and inflated prices for stocking. any chance I can get my money back?