All I had to pay was a three percent transaction fee.

A lot of what was done as everyday business (for lease options, owner finance type transactions) changed and a lot of people are still doing things the old way.

By completing the course you have access to loans that do not exceed $500,000 per transaction.

Lots of examples of terms misused, no idea how many mortgages have been assumed in a Sub-to keeping the transaction unknown by the lender and speaking of mortgage, how many think it's the lender who makes the loan.

. - I just took your advice and laid down the law and have taken control of the transaction again.

That is what the option period is for - you should be able to cancel the transaction for any reason without implication as long as its within the option period.

I personally had already had my first rental so I had a decent understanding of the fundamentals however where I really saw value in Ben's course was the information about creative financing and the actual mechanics of a real estate transaction.

If you are looking to wholesale the properties and do a quick flip to an end buyer then you can do Transactional Funding which is an asset based transaction so credit wouldn't be an issue.If you are looking to buy, rehab and flip or buy and hold then you will want to pursue a hard money lender who is primarily asset based.

Listen to all the podcasts, read all the blogs, attend live BP meet ups in your area and start making offers.As far as funding is concerned, you can google "transactional lenders" or "transactional funders" to get 1-3 day funding so you can control the property before you can wholesale them.

Mine charges me a 150$ annual fee and $74 per transaction.