I suggest heading out to the REI Clubs.

Also thanks for the heads up regarding 5 day clearing of ePayments.

You head that off at the pass.Today, you need to follow up in writing with them make sure they understand.

It looks like you're already headed in the right direction!

I'm actually fixing to head out to a real estate school called "TREES" not sure if you're familiar with them.

The interest by developers in this particular type of real estate development has grown rapidly over the past 5-7 years.

Welcome to BP Ryan.You're off to a great start, having a mentor is absolutely vital if you want to lessen the bumps on the head from the school of hard knocks.

I don't know if this would work (research it b/c I'm just thinking off the top of my head here), but wouldn't a pro steam clean kill the eggs in the carpet?

Dion, position of who's head gets chopped off first I don't see as an issue, you're right that a Sub-2 seller is financing the amount they have financed.What is suggested, isn't creative financing, piling up loans isn't creative, but dangerous, especially in a Sub-2 with an underlying mortgage.Unless you have the ability to pay off a Sub-2, by selling or refinancing quickly, it's not prudent to go there.If the 1st is called, the lender forecloses your second lender looses.Next, what lender would loan to 100% without other significant assurances?

From there, I created a plan, and my goal is to purchase rental properties in order to implement a buy & hold strategy in secondary and tertiary cities that are rapidly growing.