Some liken it to investing with training wheels.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

And with all the new product coming on line you set the floor right there.

In our first few months as STR owners/managers, we've found that people REALLY like what we're doing with our log cabin and they are highly satisfied and giving five star reviews online. 

Oh and maybe lend some money out here and there to the slam dunk deals will all the upside in the world. this is what do hard money does advertises no money down but you need to pay 3k for their how to flip materials.. thats is a great model put some information together and sell it for 3k.. you make money without funding.. although i know they fund some deals but i suspect and I dont know but I suspect based on posts on BP they keep a lot of those 3 k buy our training materials. that you create one time and sell again and again..

They're promoting themselves on podcasts, in person and online as syndicators and implying that they're taking deals through the cycle when in fact they're raising capital and then building little or no asset management experience.

Do you suggest using an attorney to do it or can you find ones online that can be edited?

I came across them online for a financing of $1 million+.

Hi @Sara Taslitt , I wrote this on your other post but it applies.There are two trains of thought when it comes to tenant payments:My Way:  You have a defined method and that is all you will accept. 

Basically, the mortgage remains in place, with the buyer making the payments.There are scenarios in which this can be beneficial to the seller and the buyer, but this is definitely an advanced strategy that should only be attempted after serious training and using solid paperwork.If you search here on BP for "subject-to" (or "subject to"), you'll find plenty of forum and blog posts on this topic.