I am fortunate that they kept me as a client and still support my RE endeavors.

While we can preach about our business ethics, the proof is in the pudding over a long period of time.

To that regard, if the receiver does not believe the property can support the debt service, the mortgagee will not be paid.So while the clause reads offensively, it is really not as easy to enforce.

I won't ever work with someone who cannot respect business ethics.3.

Even consider a larger down payment (if you can) or take a reasonable negative cashflow you can support.

nope depend on support and reputation of your broker.

There are lots of members from the tri state area as well as nationwide who'll be there to help support you in anyway possible.

More to you question too, those who sell programs may or may not offer support, they are more product driven, as an author might be.

On top of that, that same investor is also supporting the rest of the local economy with his money going towards other contractors, home reno company materials, making investors/the bank money, utility companies, kids schooling (via taxes) and on and on.

Having a supportive wife is key because friends and families said I was crazy at that time.