I am a new wholesaler and am looking into the the Affordable Real Estate Coaching Program by Ben Wilson and was wondering if anyone has any experience with the program?

I have worked in small business lending myself in the past but this deal is over 2 million so was wondering on what loan programs and lenders anybody would recommend in Michigan as I was thinking of doing a 5 percent down HUD loan.

We have 60 days to deposit the check on another eligible retirement program or I.R.A. and avoid paying taxes  on it otherwise we will be taxed and penalized. 

See if you can get a profit and loss statement from the listing agent but always verify the numbers yourself. 

Small Multifamily and Commercial Real Estate (mostly large Multifamily) are very enticing to me, so this program's approach to using government loans and low to no-interest financing to get into commercial properties is intriguing.They talk aboutBroker CertificationGovernment Deal FundingAffordable Housing GrantsTax CreditsSection 8 programsAll of this for between $1k - $3k. http://governmentfundingsolutions.net/gfs/Once again, any insight would be awesome!

Make sure you have fun with what you do and surround yourself with people that are the same that way.I suggest you be open to loss and even look for it.  

It's very easy to step over the line into securities law violations, and the investors attorney is sure to bring that up in court should the deal go south and the investors decide to sue you, the person who sold them the investmentActive investors in a deal rarely sue each other, passive investors sue much more frequently should losses occur.  

Finding out after 4 VERY costly evictions over a 24 month period that something needs to change.(1200+ per eviction for attorney, + 3 months unpaid rent each eviction = average 4.2k per eviction = 17k loss over 2 years - not including the thousands in damage that was done)Business evictions are heard one day every 2 weeks and take  3 months, privately held every day and take 6 weeks on average.

I'll check out the site and weight my options.

There is a litany of options online and I would like to avoid those that slant towards selling more programs, services...etc.